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The US just started selling lab-grown salmon
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Climate Change Unleashed a Hidden Wave That Triggered a Planetary Tremor
The Earth was trembling every 90 seconds. Now, we know why.
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Archaeologists May Have Found Odysseus’ Sanctuary on Ithaca
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The World’s Largest Sand Battery Just Went Online in Finland. It could change renewable energy
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A Hidden Staircase in a French Church Just Led Archaeologists Into the Middle Ages
They pulled up a church floor and found a staircase that led to 1500 years of history.
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The World’s Largest Camera Is About to Change Astronomy Forever
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Your new phobia, unlocked: a rogue hole in the ocean
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Grassroots social and economic engines that brought even slaves into civic life.
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The Growing Menace of Space Junk: How a Minefield of Orbiting Debris Threatens Our Future in Space
Low-orbit Earth could become inoperable for spacecraft and satellites if this complacency persists, with dire consequences.
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From Farms to Lost Cities, Drones Are Quietly Revolutionizing Modern Science
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We Need to Talk About Composting Toilets. Can They Actually Work?
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Ancient Dung Reveals the Oldest Butterfly Fossils Ever Found
Microscopic wing scales bridge a 40-million-year gap in the fossil record
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AI ‘Reanimated’ a Murder Victim Back to Life to Speak in Court (And Raises Ethical Quandaries)
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This Rare Viking Burial of a Woman and Her Dog Shows That Grief and Love Haven’t Changed in a Thousand Years
The power of loyalty, in this life and the next.
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This EV Battery Charges in 18 Seconds and It’s Already Street Legal
RML’s VarEVolt battery is blazing a trail for ultra-fast EV charging and hypercar performance.
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This new blood test could find cancerous tumors three years before any symptoms
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DARPA Just Beamed Power Over 5 Miles Using Lasers and Used It To Make Popcorn
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Why Do Some Birds Sing More at Dawn? It’s More About Social Behavior Than The Environment
Study suggests birdsong patterns are driven more by social needs than acoustics.
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Nonproducing Oil Wells May Be Emitting 7 Times More Methane Than We Thought
A study measured methane flow from more than 450 nonproducing wells across Canada, but thousands more remain unevaluated.
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CAR T Breakthrough Therapy Doubles Survival Time for Deadly Stomach Cancer
Scientists finally figured out a way to take CAR-T cell therapy beyond blood.
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The Sun Will Annihilate Earth in 5 Billion Years But Life Could Move to Jupiter’s Icy Moon Europa
When the Sun turns into a Red Giant, Europa could be life's final hope in the solar system.
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