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Vibrio pectenicida Identified as Cause of Sea Star Wasting Disease Affecting Billions

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Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak in New York City Linked to Cooling Towers

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NASA Boosts Plans for Nuclear Reactor on the Moon

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Terracotta Is a 3,000-Year-Old Solution to Fighting Extreme Heat

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How to Watch the Fall Bird Migration Happening Now

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How Teen Mathematician Hannah Cairo Disproved a Major Conjecture in Harmonic Analysis

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Teens Are Flocking to AI Chatbots. Is this Healthy?

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Krasheninnikov Volcano Erupts in Russia after Nearby Magnitude 8.8 Earthquake

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What if Infinity Didn’t Exist?

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The James Webb Telescope May Have Found Primordial Black Holes

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A Quick-Paced 15-Minute Stroll Every Day Could Help You Live Longer

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Magnitude 3.0 Earthquake Rumbles New York City Less Than 2 Years after the Last Temblor

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Strong Support for NASA and Project Artemis Will Advance the U.S.

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Wildfire Smoke from Canada Reduces Air Quality in U.S. Midwest

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U.S. Science Has Weathered Attacks Before and Won

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Why Do Black Holes Spin?

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Anthropic’s Claude 4 Chatbot Suggests It Might Be Conscious

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4 Science Book Recommendations We Loved Reading in July

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Why Do Allergens Make Us Cough and Sneeze?

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Miniature Neutrino Detector Catches Elusive Particles at Nuclear Reactor

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Brains React to Signs of Illness—Even When It’s Not Real

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How the Potato Got Its Start Nine Million Years Ago—Thanks to a Tomato

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Lightning Strike Sets New Record for Longest Ever Measured

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Why Earth Is Rotating Extra Fast This Summer, Shortening Days by Milliseconds

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Heatstroke and Extreme Heat Exposure Leads to Chronic Health Effects on Kidneys, Heart and Brain

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Why the Tsunami from Russia’s Earthquake Wasn’t as Large as Feared

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Why Dungeons and Dragons Is Good for Your Brain

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Russia’s Magnitude 8.8 Earthquake Ranks among 10 Strongest

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U.S. Nuclear Energy Policy Could Accelerate Weapons Proliferation

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Hidden Greenland Lake Punches through Giant Blocks of Ice in ‘Extremely Surprising’ Event

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Science Quiz: Doing a 180

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Neurotic Cats, One-Eyed Aliens and Hypnosis for Liars Are among the Historical Gems Reported in Scientific American

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Jigsaws: SciAm Cover Art

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Why Ticks and Lyme Disease Are Soaring This Summer

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This Summer of Extreme Weather Features Flash Floods and Corn Sweat

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Tsunami Warnings Issued after Magnitude 8.8 Earthquake off the Coast of Russia

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Hurricane Forecasters Keep Access to Threatened Defense Department Satellite Data

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Trump’s EPA Targets ‘Endangerment Finding’ Underlying Climate Change Policy for Reducing Carbon

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Tomb of Ancient Maya City’s First Ruler Has Been Uncovered by Archaeologists

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How to Watch Double Meteor Shower as Southern Delta Aquariids and Alpha Capricornids Peak Tonight

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Tampa Breaks Heat Record as Heat Dome Bakes Eastern U.S.

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Scientists Create First Antimatter Qubit

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