Catastrophic US volcano 'is still active' as scientists reveal source behind hundreds of earthquakes in 12 hours
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July full moon to create optical illusion in the sky TONIGHT... here's how to see the rare event
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The Great Lakes are powerful. Learning about 'rip currents' can help prevent drowning
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A molecular switch packs DNA on time for cell division
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Affordable, room-temperature maser created using LED technology
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Satellite images reveal positive effects of restoration in northern hemisphere peatlands
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Multisynapse optical network outperforms digital AI models
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Structure of tick-borne virus revealed at atomic resolution for the first time
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Many seafloor fish communities are retaining their individuality despite human impacts, study finds
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Repurposed drugs could calm the immune system's response to nanomedicine
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Keeping the photon in the dark: A new method for full control of quantum dots
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Parental leave in the UK isn't working. Here's what needs to change
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I'm a statistics professor who became embroiled in the world of online chess drama
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Should the UK name heat waves like storms? It won't make people take them more seriously
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Study finds tourist apartments could be converted into social housing in Spain
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Resolving the debate over forest fragmentation's impact on ecosystem resilience
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Twist to the M-ax(is): New twist platform opens path to quantum simulation of more exotic states of matter
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Testosterone restoration can address health issues linked to dog neutering
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Alternating current can reduce friction by redistributing electronic density at material interfaces
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Fascinating, but does it replicate? The reproducibility crisis is undermining scientific trust
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Ancient rhino tooth protein recovery illuminates family tree
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More phytoplankton in Southern Ocean can help combat global warming
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Teeth record hidden history of your childhood climate and diet
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Koalas spend only 1% of their lives on the ground—but it's killing them
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Taking a common supplement for 12 weeks found to reverse some autism symptoms
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Developing the perfect crop for future deep-space outposts
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Climate change and aerosols drive persistent drought and lower rainfall in Southwest, study finds
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Forum with alcohol industry ties shows significant bias in reviews of health research
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Visualization of atomic-scale magnetism achieved with new imaging method
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Defects in single-crystal indium gallium zinc oxide could fix persistent display instability
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Low-loss spin waveguide network could pave way for energy-efficient AI hardware
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Coral calcification benefits from human hormone injections, research finds
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Plastics threaten ecosystems and human health, but evidence‑based solutions are under political fire
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Groundbreaking discovery in Egypt's Sphinx uncovers 'hidden' mystery that fuels theory of underground city
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My city was one of hundreds expecting federal funds to manage rising heat wave risk. Then EPA terminated the grants
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Popular teen movies reel back from visible signs of puberty
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Genetic discovery advances insect pest control worldwide
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The dangers of romanticizing Britain's 1976 heat wave
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Virtual forest simulations show that randomly distributed planting designs enhance productivity
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Sacred sites in South Africa can protect natural heritage and culture: Here's how
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Murals can boost vitality, community development in cities
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'Talking fish' not heard by conservation policies, study warns
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Method used in water simulations can cause errors, study confirms
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Soundscape analysis shows wildlife rhythms are more predictable than urban noise
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Pangenome unlocks potential of barley's closest wild relative
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'False head' in certain butterflies found to evolve from multiple traits working in tandem to deflect predators
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Prehistoric 'Swiss army knife' made from cave lion bone discovered in Neanderthal cave
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Feral-free zones spark small mammal boom in Australian desert
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Space Rider reentry module undergoes 2.5 km drop tests
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Private tutoring linked to student disengagement, researchers find
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Alcohol sales changed subtly after Canada legalized cannabis
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Life on Venus? Probe mission could search Venus clouds for unexplained hydrogen-rich gases
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What made the Texas flash flood so deadly, and how AI could improve forecasting
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M-MATISSE mission using robot orbiters could map Mars space weather before human landing
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Astronomers show that certain explosive star systems may form with help of third star
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Chang'e-6 samples unlock secrets of the moon's farside
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Golden eagles were reintroduced to Ireland, but without prey they're now struggling to thrive
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Four reasons why many of us feel the global economy is not on our side
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Doing business in conflict zones: What companies can learn from Lafarge's exit from Syria
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First analysis to estimate number of heat wave deaths linked to climate change
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Model developed for more effective wildfire evacuation
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Fossil teeth yield 18-million-year-old proteins, offering new clues to mammal evolution
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Large-scale DNA study maps 37,000 years of disease history
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Branching out: Tomato genes point to new medicines and improved plant breeding techniques
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Study reveals the extent to which nanoplastic pollutes the North Atlantic
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Study analyzes 400 million years of enzyme evolution
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Scientists identify 4,200 plastic chemicals of concern and highlight safer approaches
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Success of clinical trial offers hope for dogs with herniated disks
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Newly discovered enzyme could play crucial role in bacterial breakdown of plastics
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AI is driving down the price of knowledge—universities have to rethink what they offer
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