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Using 6,000-year-old data, scientists uncover why Europe may face 42 extra days of summer by 2100

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Investigators Think They’ve Solved the Mystery of the Baltimore Bridge Crash

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Microbial life-history strategy regulates soil organic carbon accumulation in hyper-arid regions

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Inflammation turns bone marrow into a breeding ground for disease

The Andromeda galaxy quenches its satellite galaxies long before they fall in

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Study finds a connection between musical tastes and political leanings

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Global satellite dataset created for humanitarian routing and tracking infrastructure change

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Forced 'return to office' initiatives could deepen regional divides across Europe

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Quantum computers that recycle their qubits can limit errors

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Living with PFAS 'forever chemicals' can be distressing. Not knowing if they're making you sick is just the start

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COP30: Africa needs funding to adapt to the climate crisis—what negotiators need to do to secure it

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NZ's earliest climate change debate: The 150-year-old feud over glacial retreat

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Nature, carbon, nutrition: Three ways farming can shift from climate culprit to solution

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People who rate uncertainty positively are less likely to vote for right-wing populists, study shows

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Far beyond the climate crisis: COP30 must seek to build a new model of civilization

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Mapping the OH MegaMaser emission in an ultra-luminous infrared galaxy

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How the Louvre thieves exploited human psychology to avoid suspicion—and what it reveals about AI

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How the rich world is fortifying itself against climate migration

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The fast fix for global warming that the UN climate summit can't ignore

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Subtle 'twists' control light in perovskites for improved LEDs, solar cells and quantum technologies

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Violent extremists wield words as weapons: Study reveals six tactics they use

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Hidden vessel traffic could threaten Scotland's Marine Protected Areas

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New antibody breakthrough could finally slow polycystic kidney disease

Millions at risk as Myanmar wells surpass WHO arsenic guidelines

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Eroding access to childhood vaccines jeopardizes health for all

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Study questions water safety beliefs

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Q&A: Recruiting flowers to combat weeds and promote biodiversity

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Report calls for protection and restoration to help temperate rainforests thrive

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Lateral roots help plants adapt to low boron by expanding nutrient search

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JUNO experiment delivers first physics results two months after completion

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The hidden rule behind ignition: An analytic law governing multi-shock implosions for ultrahigh compression

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A 2,000-year mystery in chameleon eyes is finally solved

Why some adventurers chase danger to find meaning

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Golf lesson: Study shows political polarization hurts performance at work

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Pika research finds troubling signs for the iconic Rocky Mountain animal

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Y1 is an ultra-luminous infrared galaxy, ALMA observations reveal

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Combining western science with Indigenous knowledge could help the Arctic

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After Spectacular Auroras, What to Know about the Sun and Its Solar Cycle

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Decapitated fossil fish with guts still intact reveal ancient predatory habits

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Blue Origin's 1st recovered New Glenn booster arrives to Port Canaveral

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How Safe Is Melatonin, and How Does the Sleep Aid Work? Experts Explain

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Study maps the time and energy patterns of electron pairs in ultrafast pulses

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These Birds Learned to Tweet Like R2-D2. Listen to the Uncanny Results

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Gut Health Tips for Thanksgiving and Holiday Stress

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AI Might Not Harm Us in the Way You Think

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Auction of famed CIA cipher shaken after archive reveals code

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Without US satellites, 'we go dark', tells climate monitor

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Physics of light and magnetism rewritten after almost two centuries

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Light can influence the magnetic properties of some materials

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New magnetic component discovered in the Faraday effect after nearly two centuries

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