Can a twice-a-year shot help end the HIV/AIDS epidemic
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Can a twice-a-year shot help end the HIV/AIDS epidemic
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How oil-eating #bacteria break droplets down #science #biology
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How oil-eating #bacteria break droplets down #science #biology
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Marine snow mucus might mean slower carbon capture #science #oceanography #carboncycle
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Marine snow mucus might mean slower carbon capture #science #oceanography #carboncycle
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These #flatworms are soldiers in a war of #parasites
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These #flatworms are soldiers in a war of #parasites
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These seals are mapping their changing habitat
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These seals are mapping their changing habitat
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Documenting drought in the #amazon
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Documenting drought in the #amazon
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Training a #robot to work in our world #science
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Training a #robot to work in our world #science
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How do hunting marlin avoid each others' swords? #biology #science
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How do hunting marlin avoid each others' swords? #biology #science
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The Benjamin Button of the sea
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The Benjamin Button of the sea
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What makes fighting fish so feisty?
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What makes fighting fish so feisty?
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This spider crawls like ant to avoid being eaten #science #mimicry
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This spider crawls like ant to avoid being eaten #science #mimicry
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What makes #blueberries blue?
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What makes #blueberries blue?
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After 50 years, Lucy faces rivals with other human ancestors
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After 50 years, Lucy faces rivals with other human ancestors
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Soccer-playing robots teach themselves to score
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Soccer-playing robots teach themselves to score
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Why are these #frogs such clumsy jumpers?
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Why are these #frogs such clumsy jumpers?
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#mussels use their ‘beard’ to hang tight and let loose
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#mussels use their ‘beard’ to hang tight and let loose
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#3Dprinting food is no cake walk
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#3Dprinting food is no cake walk
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Chameleons can use their tongues to grasp prey #science #lizard
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Chameleons can use their tongues to grasp prey #science #lizard
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Turns out goldfish are good drivers #science #animalintelligence
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Turns out goldfish are good drivers #science #animalintelligence
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This robot changes color like a chameleon
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This robot changes color like a chameleon
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This SMART BARN helps scientists study animal movement #science #animalbehavior
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This SMART BARN helps scientists study animal movement #science #animalbehavior
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These carnivorous plants won the evolutionary jackpot
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These carnivorous plants won the evolutionary jackpot
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The biggest science breakthroughs in 2023
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The biggest science breakthroughs in 2023
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How weight loss drugs like Ozempic offer benefits beyond the scale
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How weight loss drugs like Ozempic offer benefits beyond the scale
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Here's how a mussel's "beard" helps it hang tight and let loose
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Here's how a mussel's "beard" helps it hang tight and let loose
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How marine bacteria reshape oil to eat it faster
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How marine bacteria reshape oil to eat it faster
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How researchers push and pull metal for cleaner cooling
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How researchers push and pull metal for cleaner cooling
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Why measuring with the human body offers a handful of benefits
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Why measuring with the human body offers a handful of benefits
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How AI is pushing medical robotics toward autonomy
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How AI is pushing medical robotics toward autonomy
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Slow motion tongues offer a snapshot of evolution
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Slow motion tongues offer a snapshot of evolution
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Here’s how much water lakes around the world have lost
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Here’s how much water lakes around the world have lost
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Quakes and blasts help scientists understand Earth's elusive inner core
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Quakes and blasts help scientists understand Earth's elusive inner core
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Honey bees perfect their waggle dances by learning from elders
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Honey bees perfect their waggle dances by learning from elders
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The hormone that spreads love and helps fish share fear
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The hormone that spreads love and helps fish share fear
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How researchers created conductive gels using the body's own chemistry
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How researchers created conductive gels using the body's own chemistry
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A Shot to Stop the Tripledemic: Promising RSV Vaccines on the Horizon
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A Shot to Stop the Tripledemic: Promising RSV Vaccines on the Horizon
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How the Tonga volcanic eruption rippled through the earth, ocean and atmosphere
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How the Tonga volcanic eruption rippled through the earth, ocean and atmosphere
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Gravitational Wave Background | Scientists use a living laboratories called pulsar timing arrays
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Gravitational Wave Background | Scientists use a living laboratories called pulsar timing arrays
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The biggest science breakthroughs in 2022
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The biggest science breakthroughs in 2022
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JWST's golden eye sees the universe anew
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JWST's golden eye sees the universe anew
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Spectacular crustacean light shows reveal biodiversity on Caribbean reefs
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Spectacular crustacean light shows reveal biodiversity on Caribbean reefs
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As old-growth grasslands disappear, ecologists test new restoration strategies
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As old-growth grasslands disappear, ecologists test new restoration strategies
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Meet the mycologists aiming to illuminate the hidden world of fungi
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Meet the mycologists aiming to illuminate the hidden world of fungi
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How soft sounds might dull pain in mice
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How soft sounds might dull pain in mice
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This ancient giraffe relative head-butted rivals
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This ancient giraffe relative head-butted rivals
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This little bot can hitchhike, swim and swoop with ease
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This little bot can hitchhike, swim and swoop with ease
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Your dog’s breed doesn’t determine its personality, study suggests
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Your dog’s breed doesn’t determine its personality, study suggests
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Here’s what we know about COVID-19’s impact on the brain
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Here’s what we know about COVID-19’s impact on the brain
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Watch how Finland plans to store uranium waste for 100,000 years
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Watch how Finland plans to store uranium waste for 100,000 years
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How lizards balance keeping their tails on and peeling them off
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How lizards balance keeping their tails on and peeling them off
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The precious genes of the world’s first cloned ferret could save her species
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The precious genes of the world’s first cloned ferret could save her species
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As seed-hauling animals decline, some plants can’t keep up with climate change
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As seed-hauling animals decline, some plants can’t keep up with climate change
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This robot can hike as fast as a human
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This robot can hike as fast as a human
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Science’s 2021 Breakthrough of the Year: AI brings protein structures to all
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Science’s 2021 Breakthrough of the Year: AI brings protein structures to all
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Snapshots from high in the sky allow new insight into ecosystems around the world
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Snapshots from high in the sky allow new insight into ecosystems around the world
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This drone has legs: Watch a flying robot perch on branches, catch a tennis ball in mid-air
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This drone has legs: Watch a flying robot perch on branches, catch a tennis ball in mid-air
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Scientists struggle to ‘awaken’ patients from rare sleep disorders
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Scientists struggle to ‘awaken’ patients from rare sleep disorders
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Watch itchy fish rub up against the worst possible scratching post: hungry sharks
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Watch itchy fish rub up against the worst possible scratching post: hungry sharks
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This long-lasting hydrogel could be used to replace damaged human tissues
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This long-lasting hydrogel could be used to replace damaged human tissues
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Native tribes have lost 99% of their land in the United States
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Native tribes have lost 99% of their land in the United States
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Swarms of satellites are blocking the gaze of astronomers
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Swarms of satellites are blocking the gaze of astronomers
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Who censored Marie-Antoinette’s letters? X-rays reveal a surprise
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Who censored Marie-Antoinette’s letters? X-rays reveal a surprise
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Can a robot influence your decisions? It depends on how you view the machine
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Can a robot influence your decisions? It depends on how you view the machine
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A new fleet of Moon landers will set sail next year, backed by private companies
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A new fleet of Moon landers will set sail next year, backed by private companies
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Supercell storm clouds act like atmospheric mountains
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Supercell storm clouds act like atmospheric mountains
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The quest for room-temperature superconductors that don’t require extreme pressure
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The quest for room-temperature superconductors that don’t require extreme pressure
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Snippet: Wild cockatoos make their own cutlery sets
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Snippet: Wild cockatoos make their own cutlery sets
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Baby bats babble, much like human infants
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Baby bats babble, much like human infants
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Ancient supernovae might have upended Earth’s evolution
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Ancient supernovae might have upended Earth’s evolution
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Watch out, Olympic gymnasts: These squirrels have their own gold medal moves
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Watch out, Olympic gymnasts: These squirrels have their own gold medal moves
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These scientists flew eggs across the ocean to save seabirds from climate change
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These scientists flew eggs across the ocean to save seabirds from climate change
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Mom’s powerful friends keep high-ranking hyenas on top
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Mom’s powerful friends keep high-ranking hyenas on top
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Museum scientists race to preserve our plastic legacy
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Museum scientists race to preserve our plastic legacy
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How "managed retreat" can help communities facing sea level rise
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How "managed retreat" can help communities facing sea level rise
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Underwater robot may unearth climate mysteries
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Underwater robot may unearth climate mysteries
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Your body’s ‘hidden’ senses might help treat epilepsy, depression
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Your body’s ‘hidden’ senses might help treat epilepsy, depression
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Brood X cicadas, which come out every 17 years, may emerge more often in the future
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Brood X cicadas, which come out every 17 years, may emerge more often in the future
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Tragic spring surge leads India to crank up vaccine effort
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Tragic spring surge leads India to crank up vaccine effort
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Deadly river ‘earthquakes’ could be manageable
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Deadly river ‘earthquakes’ could be manageable
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Earth was once a planet of the apes—and they set the stage for human evolution
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Earth was once a planet of the apes—and they set the stage for human evolution
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A new twist on pasta dough could reshape food manufacturing
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A new twist on pasta dough could reshape food manufacturing
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These strange salt ‘creatures’ could help unclog power plant pipes
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These strange salt ‘creatures’ could help unclog power plant pipes
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How highly magnetized neutron stars set off powerful cosmic explosions
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How highly magnetized neutron stars set off powerful cosmic explosions
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Alaska’s forest fires are shifting the region’s carbon balance—sometimes for the better
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Alaska’s forest fires are shifting the region’s carbon balance—sometimes for the better
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Ancient fish share a key feature of human vision
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Ancient fish share a key feature of human vision
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How life-span shifting insects are reshaping aging research
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How life-span shifting insects are reshaping aging research
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Plumage and song split two nearly identical birds into different species
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Plumage and song split two nearly identical birds into different species
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Ten years later, here’s what Fukushima’s damaged reactors look like today
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Ten years later, here’s what Fukushima’s damaged reactors look like today
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Dolphins ‘talk’ to each other to synchronize their behaviors
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Dolphins ‘talk’ to each other to synchronize their behaviors
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A technique to track Earth’s subtle movements with orbiting radars is heating up
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A technique to track Earth’s subtle movements with orbiting radars is heating up
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Hungry teen dinosaurs crowded out their competitors
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Hungry teen dinosaurs crowded out their competitors
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Snippet: Martian rover sends back breathtaking video from the Red Planet
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Snippet: Martian rover sends back breathtaking video from the Red Planet
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How fairy circles form in Shanghai's salt marshes
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How fairy circles form in Shanghai's salt marshes
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Watch—and hear—the impact human noises have on marine life
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Watch—and hear—the impact human noises have on marine life
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How do the leading COVID-19 vaccines work?
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How do the leading COVID-19 vaccines work?
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Naked mole-rat colonies have their own dialects—selected by their monarch
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Naked mole-rat colonies have their own dialects—selected by their monarch
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The wondrous life—and death—of Puerto Rico’s Arecibo Observatory
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The wondrous life—and death—of Puerto Rico’s Arecibo Observatory
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Swarms of robotic fish can synchronize their swimming, for the first time
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Swarms of robotic fish can synchronize their swimming, for the first time
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Snippet: Voracious antlions engineer deadly sand traps
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Snippet: Voracious antlions engineer deadly sand traps
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Low-cost interventions help combat the ‘psychological poverty trap'
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Low-cost interventions help combat the ‘psychological poverty trap'
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