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Asteroid Bennu: A time capsule of materials bearing witness to its origin and transformation over billions of years
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Attack of the fleas: Experts warn warm weather has caused an 'explosion' of parasites in UK homes - and you don't even need a pet to be infested
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To see the world in a grain of sand: Investigating megaripples at Kerrlaguna on Mars
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Bioscience researchers discover health benefits of upcycling cherry waste
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Measuring a previously mysterious imaginary component of wave scattering
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Surprising adaptations let yeast beat the heat
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'Striking sail' may have helped dinosaurs find mates, new fossil suggests
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Detecting neutrino trajectories in real time
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Another Earth-like exoplanet crossed off the list: JWST shows that GJ 3929b has no atmosphere
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Image: Spiral galaxy NGC 7537
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Technology roadmap of micro/nanorobots
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Pork prices reach record highs with holiday demand ahead
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Model could improve water service for more than 1 billion people
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Apple TV+ deals devastating price rise to millions - as furious users threaten to CANCEL their subscriptions
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Revealed: The most mispronounced NAMES and how to actually say them - as Kirsten Dunst reveals 'everyone' messes up her name
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Revealed: The £5,000 device that tech billionaires Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk swear has led to their success
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Innovative method enables large-scale analysis of metabolites in biological samples
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Japan city proposes two-hour daily smartphone limit
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UN says workers' health 'severely impacted' by rising heat
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Bumpy skies: How climate change increases air turbulence
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A Berlin garden of flavorsome herbs revives a monastic health tradition from the Middle Ages
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Another US military mini shuttle launches on a secret mission
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Scientists call for action to address air pollution from space launches
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Wildfire raised local death rate by 67%, shows study on 2023 Hawaiʻi fires
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A fresh twist to the mystery of Jupiter's core: Simulations challenge giant-impact origin
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Managing soil fertilization levels can make for more efficient and productive crops
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3D X-ray study reveals how rock grains move and stress builds
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How moisture changes the rules of atmospheric blocking
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Self-reinforcing cascades: How ideas, beliefs, and innovations spread in the digital age
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Why empty supermarket shelves make you uneasy, even if you don't want the missing items
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Secretive mini space shuttle set for Space Coast launch; late-night sonic boom possible
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The 'Mississippi Bubble' and the complex history of Haiti
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Hidden impacts of spraying: Exploring the effects of fungicide use on corn health and microbiome
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Wrinkles in atomically thin materials unlock ultraefficient electronics
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Hidden symmetries unlock new ways to control light in quantum materials
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Symmetry-based Floquet optical selection rules help explain light-induced sidebands
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The stunning astrogeology of the Apollo missions
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Remote work spurs grassroots environmental action in New York City
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Alternating pulses enhance copper's role in converting CO₂ to valuable fuels
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DNA from ancient bones reveals how Indigenous Americans got their mucus
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Global rules shaping the treeline under climate change revealed
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Imperfect light sources achieve new benchmark in secure quantum communication
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Beyond Arrakis: Dune researchers confront real-life perils of shifting sand formations
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New Jersey declares State of Emergency as Hurricane Erin barrels up East Coast
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Scientists harness polaritons, making a leap in molecular charge transfer
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Weaving peptide nanonets to fight bacterial infections
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Viruses hidden within fungi could be secret drivers of deadly lung infections
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Scientists develop map of how cells work together to become a brain
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Record EU wildfires burned over million hectares in 2025: analysis
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Synchronized breathing can spread diseases for Bottlenose dolphins and other cetaceans
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Mysterious 'UFO' caught hovering over Disney World before vanishing into the darkness
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Slow, steady tissue forces may be as important as genes and biochemistry in shaping developing organs
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Nanopore technique for measuring DNA damage could improve cancer therapy and radiological emergency response
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Dark matter in gas giants could collapse into detectable black holes, model suggests
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Hawai'i-grown lemons and limes ready for export
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New AI tool tracks early signs of hurricane formation
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Grandparenting from a distance: What's lost when families are separated, and how to bridge the gap
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Forest disturbances are reshaping the world's carbon balance, study shows
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How NASA's Artemis II lunar science operations will inform future missions
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PET plastic gets antimicrobial boost through plasma treatment and zinc nanoparticles
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Driven by the pain of endometriosis, this scientist is uncovering clues to its causes
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Q&A: Study reveals how cellular waste disposal system deals with stress
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Overcoming disordered energy in light-matter interactions
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Birds in light-polluted areas stay up late into the night
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Zoo populations may hold key to saving Pacific pocket mouse
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Zooming in reveals a world of detail: Protein mapping technique reveals inner workings of cells
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DNA from extinct hominin may have helped ancient peoples survive in the Americas
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What traits matter when predicting disease emergence in new populations?
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Sediment analysis challenges view that rise of plants triggered shift from braided to meandering rivers
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