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What We Can Learn from Non-Fatal Shark Bites |
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We've Found A Unique Giant 'Tatooine' Planet that Orbits Two
Stars Say Scientists |
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Declining Car Emissions Saved U.S. $270 Billion in One Year,
Researchers Say |
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Giant Forest to reopen months after fires threatened sequoias |
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Minnesota lakes have lost about 2 weeks of ice coverage over
last 50 years as winters warm |
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Want to limit carbon and curb wildfire? Create a market for
small trees |
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Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier ice shelf could collapse in 5
years |
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Quantum algorithms bring ions to a standstill |
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The Tornado--Climate Change Debate Is Distracting |
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Einstein's theory passes rigorous 16-year tests |
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Warm-bodied ties between mammals and birds more ancient than
previously recognized |
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Team develops the world's first optical oscilloscope |
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New study explores lunar pits and caves |
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NASA to launch four Earth science missions in 2022 |
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Swirling bacteria mimic Van Gogh's 'The Starry Night' |
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Dow Drops More than 300 Points Ahead of Fed Meeting, Tesla
Sinks While Pfizer, Moderna Jump |
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A computer made of floppy rubber |
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New bushfire spread prediction model keeps firefighters ahead
of the fire front |
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Banned decades ago, PCBs still posing threat to wildlife |
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Researchers identify and characterize a sour receptor
conserved from fruit flies to humans |
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A missing link in the MHC class divergence puzzle: Class II
came first |
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An enemy within: Pathogens hide in tissue |
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China is building the world's largest national park system |
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NASA begins testing robotics to bring first samples back from
Mars |
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With fuzzy nanoparticles, researchers reveal a way to design
tougher ballistic materials |
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Want to help Florida's manatees? Don't feed them yourself |
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Hospital workers told to get own lateral flow tests amid NHS
shortage |
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Farmed seafood supply at risk if we don't act on climate
change |
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US tornado deaths at 78, likely to rise |
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Artificial intelligence can create better lightning forecasts |
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Air flow key to ensuring black soldier fly larvae thrive as a
sustainable food source |
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Brood X Cicadas left their mark on soils |
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Do Callous Personalities Win in Business? New Research
Suggests Not |
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New spin amplifier accelerates search for dark matter |
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A missing genetic switch at the origin of embryonic
malformations |
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Japanese tourist says space trip 'amazing' |
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Low-cost AI soil sensors could help farmers curb fertilizer
use |
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Here Are Some Remaining Holes in U.S. Pandemic Preparedness |
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New resistance-busting antibiotic combination could extend the
use of 'last-resort' antibiotics |
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Five ways a pulsar duo sheds light on general relativity and
more |
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Modern cooking fuels connected to quicker demographic
transition |
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Challenging Einstein's greatest theory with extreme stars |
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Super-bright stellar explosion is likely a dying star giving
birth to a black hole or neutron star |
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The cosmic 'Cow' may have produced a new neutron star or black
hole |
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New supernova remnant detected by astronomers |
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Discovery of 'split' photon provides a new way to see light |
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Pressure on river management leads to more frequent flooding |
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Prioritise teachers for booster jabs to avoid mass school
closures, scientists warn |
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Key mechanism of photosynthesis elucidated |
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Hacking Your Weekend to Neutralize the Sunday Scaries |
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Consumption work in the circular economy: A research agenda |
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Teacher gender bias is real and has lasting effects on
students' marks and study choices |
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More than 300,000 New Zealanders owe more than they own. Is
this a problem? |
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Why did the early warning system fail to save the lives of
residents around Mount Semeru? |
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Ancient fish's brain adapted for life on the land |
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Here's what it would take to end emissions from fossil fuels |
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Worldwide study finds differences in avian fear of the unknown |
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New research explains Earth's peculiar chemical composition |
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Making and manipulating capsule-like DNA structures for use in
artificial molecular systems |
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The Real Science Behind 'Don't Look Up' / Science |
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Five weird things that happen in outer space |
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Scientists use NASA data to predict corona of December 4
Antarctic eclipse |
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Hubble snaps a stunning spiral's side |
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New cell line is capable of giving rise to red blood cells
outside the body |
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Five questions about space weather and its effects on Earth
answered |
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How 2021 research showed mating across groups drove human
evolution |
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NASA's 'Eyes on Asteroids' tool reveals near-Earth object
neighborhood |
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Neutralizing antibodies for emerging viruses |
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Predicting future tsunamis using historical records alone may
lead to miscalculations, warn scientists |
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Indigenous communities hold a huge and unique source of
ecological knowledge |
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Using airborne DNA to monitor insect biodiversity |
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Solar parks could boost bumble bee numbers in a win-win for
nature |
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Scientists decode why asthma symptoms get worse at night |
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U.K. Raises COVID-19 Alert Level as Omicron Coronavirus
Variant Spreads |
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Race to rescue survivors as US tornadoes kill at least 94 |
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Severe weather 'new normal,' US emergency chief warns after
tornadoes |
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Spanish island volcano eruption hits local record of 85 days |
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Satellite images, expert suggest Iranian space launch coming |
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Was tornado outbreak related to climate change? |
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Vienna exhibition tests ethics of displaying human remains |
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Who will be the judge of countries' climate plans? |
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Devastating but still not well understood |
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Gas field tremor terror haunts Dutch villages |
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Strahan flies to space with astronaut's daughter: 'Wow!' |
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Government pilot set to trial hospital air purifiers in plan
to limit COVID outbreaks |
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Vaping Associated with Over 2x the Erectile Dysfunction Risk,
Study Says |
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Powerful tornadoes kill at least 78 in five US states |
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Asteroid Nereus Cruised Past Earth Today. In 39 Years It Could
Be Mined for $5 Billion in Precious Metals |
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Deadly Tornadoes Were Predicted but 3 Worst-Case Scenarios
Played Out |
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Rare fossil reveals prehistoric Melbourne was once a paradise
for tropical pig-nosed turtles |
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Scientists' caution over use of new antiviral pill in people
with weak immune systems |
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Mountain lion kittens found under picnic table in California |
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Climate cycles create California precipitation uncertainty |
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No more commercial astronaut wings, too many launching |
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S&P 500 Closes at New Record Despite Inflation Hitting
Nearly 40-Year-High |
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Smelling Moms' Scent May Help Infants Bond with Strangers /
Science |
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A new window to the Cretaceous world from 110 million years
ago |
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Experiment finds evidence for a long-sought particle
comprising four neutrons |
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A new mechanism for generation of vesicles that transport
molecules and vaccine nanoparticles into living cells |
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Can diamonds originate methane? |
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Widespread plants displace rarer species across habitats |
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Data shows surge and then fall in population activity ahead of
last Christmas |
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Forest mammals eavesdrop on messy monkeys |
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Turkey and neighbours pledge to clean up Mediterranean |
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Denver sees first snowfall after breaking 87-year-old record |
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Storytelling is a secret weapon for increasing service sales
and overcoming employee resistance to change |
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The benefits of savanna fire management in Africa |
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Researchers develop advanced catalysts for clean hydrogen
production |
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Disrupting flow of wood from rivers to oceans impacts marine
environments |
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California's heavy-duty trucks don't have to get smog-checked.
Why that's about to change |
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Exotic six-quark particle predicted by supercomputers |
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