20 years after Hurricane Katrina: How levee failures changed America
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XMM-VID1-2075 is a massive, evolved and slow-rotating galaxy, observations suggest
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Wave of hope as bumper whales return with record sightings
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NASA science, cargo launch on 33rd SpaceX resupply mission to station
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Teachers' depression, anxiety and stress at three times the national norm, says new study
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Even post-#MeToo, news reporting on sexual violence remains problematic, researchers say
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Restoring mined lands through research and training
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Turning spin loss into energy: New principle could enable ultra-low power devices
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Pseudolaw is high theater, but no laughing matter for the courts
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Northern wildfires have smoked out Minnesota's summer, but in Canada it's been devastating
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New research illustrates how live events foster social connection
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Phoenician oil bottles of Motya reveal the role of scent in the Iron Age Mediterranean
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SpaceX to launch Starship rocket again after string of setbacks
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Idaho poisoned Snake River for invasive mussels: Was it worth 'heartbreaking' loss?
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Scientist claims to have finally solved mystery of the Bermuda Triangle
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3 Florida manta rays captured for SeaWorld Abu Dhabi, 1 died, records show
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Scientists capture first ever footage of rare Antarctic squid 7,000 feet deep in the Southern Ocean
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Ultrack and inTRACKtive: A powerful pair of tools to help track cells through embryonic development
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Molten rock raindrops help trace the history of Jupiter's formation
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East Asian monsoon diversity linked to subtle changes in Northern Westerlies
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Chemists develop four-charge storage molecule to advance artificial photosynthesis
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Vietnam evacuates tens of thousands ahead of Typhoon Kajiki
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Human ancestor Lucy gets first European showing in Prague
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Egyptian farmers behind world's perfumes face climate fight alone
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Spain heatwave was 'most intense on record'
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Bird call contest boosts conservation awareness in Hong Kong's concrete jungle
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SpaceX delays Starship megarocket launch in latest setback
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Great white sharks head north, following seals and alarming beachgoers
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Starwatch: Celestial sleuthing needed to track down Hercules the hero
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Cause of grotesque wildlife mutations across the US revealed as outbreak fears mount
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Astronomers have glimpsed the core of a dying star—confirming theories of how atoms are made
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Our primate ancestors evolved in the cold—not the tropics
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Is it wrong to date a coworker? Not necessarily—but it can get complicated
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Wildfire disasters are increasingly in the news, yet less land is burning globally—here's why
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From sea ice to ocean currents, Antarctica is now undergoing abrupt changes—and we'll all feel them
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Studying philosophy does make people better thinkers, says new research on more than 600,000 college grads
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'One of the older men catcalled me': New research reveals the RSL's woman problem
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Enslaved Africans, an uprising and an ancient farming system in Iraq: Study sheds light on timelines
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Climate change is driving a silent, sinister change in Australia's mountain ash forests
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Alien aurora: Researchers discover new plasma wave in Jupiter's aurora
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High-fidelity entangling gates connect remote superconducting quantum processors
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DNA from rainwater provides a window into tropical canopy biodiversity
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Shokz Opendots ONE review: I tested £179 open-ear clip-on headphones - I'll now ALWAYS wear them when walking home alone at night
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Scientists reveal the exact date the black hole at the centre of the Milky Way will erupt into life
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Revealed: What the smell of your BODY ODOUR says about you, according to science
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Sled dog DNA reveals hidden chapter in Greenland's history
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The ancient Greeks and Romans grappled with housing crises, too
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Freeze-framing the cellular world to capture a fleeting moment of activity
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Ancient coin with 'real face' of Jesus 'proves' Shroud of Turin is REAL
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Colorado's subalpine wetlands may be producing a toxic form of mercury
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Why people embrace conspiracy theories: It's about community, not gullibility
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Study links low rainfall to increased conflict between African pastoralists and farmers
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Warning as deadly cattle-borne superbug is spreading to humans
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Ancient shells and pottery reveal the vast 3,200-years-old trade routes of Oceania's Indigenous peoples
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When it comes to well-being, what are the pros and cons of working in an office vs. remote work?
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A new perspective on how cosmological correlations change based on kinematic parameters
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Saturday Citations: Beyond general relativity; gas giants and dark energy; the pleasures of difficult hobbies
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Earliest evidence discovered of interbreeding between Homo sapiens and Neanderthals
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Kilauea's eruption is back as the Hawaii volcano shoots lava for the 31st time since December
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Hurricane Erin never hit land or caused major damage, but threatened turtle nests weren't so lucky
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Which of these websites do YOU remember? The early internet pages Gen Z have NEVER heard of, revealed
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You're vacuuming wrong! Experts reveal the items you should NEVER hoover - including glass
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Iron sources in the South Pacific shifted over 93 million years, study finds
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Study finds wide variation in Amazon's response to degradation and climate change
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Physics-inspired computer architecture solves complex optimization problems
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Speed isn't everything when it comes to covalent inhibitor drugs, study finds
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New tool helps estimate societal impact of droughts
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Employees more likely to 'quiet quit' when feeling less control, study finds
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New measurement station in Brazil: Quantum technology expands global network in search for dark matter
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NASA spacecraft collects dust older than the sun from an asteroid more than 200million miles away
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