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Huge lithium mine gets key greenlight in Portugal |
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Dual-use rechargeable battery |
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Towards efficient lithium-air batteries with solution
plasma-based synthesis of perovskite hydroxide catalysts |
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Researchers develop a new source of quantum light |
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Boric acid-anchoring hole-selective contact for perovskite
solar cells |
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Drawn by green subsidies, solar cell giant expands US
production |
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New recipes for better solar fuel production |
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Design proposal could double space solar cell efficiency |
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Railways could be a key 'utility player' for backup power |
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Stanford University sends semiconductor investigation to ISS |
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The NEM 3.0 Debacle: A Dark Cloud Over California's Solar
Industry |
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Solar investment outshines oil: IEA |
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Ten month voyage proves solar cell material survives, thrives
in space |
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Brazil clean electricity hits decade high |
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Rooftop solar panels could power one third of US manufacturing
sector |
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Small-scale proton exchange membrane fuel cells |
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Jaguar to pick UK over Spain for battery plant: BBC |
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Flexing crystalline structures provide path to a solid energy
future |
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An electric vehicle battery for all seasons |
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Researchers develop calcium rechargeable battery with long
cycle life |
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In Iowa, Asa Hutchinson touts measured approach to green
energy transition |
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Clean, sustainable fuels made 'from thin air' and plastic
waste |
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Carbon mitigation payments can make bioenergy crops more
appealing for farmers |
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At Toronto tech show, second thoughts emerge over AI |
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'Don't steal our voices': dubbing artists confront AI threat |
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Can you trust your ears? AI voice scams rattle US |
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Should robots be given a human conscience? |
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Four-legged robot traverses tricky terrains thanks to improved
3D vision |
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Apple, defying the times, stays quiet on AI |
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Human extinction threat 'overblown' says AI sage Marcus |
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'AI doctor' better at predicting patient outcomes, including
death |
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Swarming microrobots self-organize into diverse patterns |
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UK to host world's first AI summit: PM Sunak |
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NASA research gathers key radar data for autonomous air cargo
delivery |
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Unleashing the power of intelligent drone swarms |
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How drone warfare has evolved in Ukraine |
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AI boss says 'heavy regulation' now could block progress |
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Here Comes the AI: Fans rejoice in 'new' Beatles music |
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Layers of self-healing electronic skin realign autonomously
when cut |
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Countries tussle at 'rocky' global plastic talks |
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'We abuse plastic, it's so cheap': UN Environment chief |
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Novel docking system to be tested on the International Space
Station |
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China's Xi, officials call for tighter controls over AI |
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New transmission line to carry wind energy electricity from
Wyoming to Nevada |
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Brazil faces dilemma: endangered macaw vs. wind farm |
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Spire to provide TrueOcean with weather forecasts for offshore
wind farm development |
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Sweden greenlights two offshore windpower farms |
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European leaders vow to boost North Sea wind energy production |
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UK offshore staff 'want public ownership of energy firms' |
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Polish MPs vote to make building wind turbines easier |
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UH professor developing new technologies to improve safety,
resiliency of offshore energy systems |
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India shoots for the moon with latest rocket launch |
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SwRI delivers plasma spectrometer for Moon mission |
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Train me to the Moon and back |
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Evidence of new volcanic process on Moon discovered |
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NASA's Starling Mission Sending Swarm of Satellites into Orbit |
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High-Velocity Impacts Explored in Experimental Study |
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Hughes Partners with Netskope to Launch Managed SASE Solution
for Small to Medium Enterprises |
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Axiom Space Awarded Contract to Pursue Spacesuit Development
for International Space Station |
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China Aerospace Foundation and Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation
Organization Sign Cooperation MOU |
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Bursting the Bubble with Inflatable Habitats |
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NASA expands options for spacewalking, moonwalking suits,
services |
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Man in the Moon gets his clock reset by 200 million years |
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Planning Take Two: Sols 3885-3886 |
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Sols 3882-3884: Weekend Routine for a Red Rover |
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Reinventing cosmology: uOttawa research puts age of universe
at 26.7--not 13.7--billion years |
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ESO's Extremely Large Telescope is now half completed |
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Exploring dark matter and the first bright galaxies
simultaneously: 21-cm forest probe may unlock secrets of early universe |
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New 3D Visualization Highlights 5,000 Galaxies Revealed by
Webb |
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Study increases probability of finding water on other worlds
by x100 |
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Studying rivers from worlds away |
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LandSpace to launch methane-propelled rocket |
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Orbex expands facilities in preparation for UK Mainland's
First Vertical Rocket Launch |
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A space rocket hotter than the Sun |
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ASU scientist uses NASA MESSENGER mission data to measure
chromium on Mercury |
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SpaceX's Falcon 9 first-stage booster breaks the record on its
16th flight |
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PLD Space wins the aerospace public-private partnership
contract promoted by Spanish Government to develop a micro launcher |
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NASA expands task orders for spacewalking, moonwalking suits |
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'Like a mirror': Astronomers identify most reflective
exoplanet |
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Saudi Space Commission holds several meetings with Chinese
space companies |
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RTX selected for crossover task order under NASA xEVAS
contract |
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Southern Launch reveals new logo and branding |
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Global study finds while humans sheltered in place, wildlife
roamed |
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Key EU biodiversity bill may be scrapped as elections draw
near |
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Heading to the North Atlantic to study the world's largest
waterfall |
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Giant seaweed blob that threatened Florida has shrunk by 75% |
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Study trips, livestreamed fish: Japan's Fukushima charm
campaign |
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A multi-model prediction system for ENSO |
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The sound of silence? Researchers prove people hear it |
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Welcome to the Anthropocene, Earth's new chapter |
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Considerable but unsustainable water supply from thawing
permafrost on the Tibetan Plateau in a changing climate |
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Forest can adapt to climate change, but not quickly enough |
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Scientists discover 36-million-year geological cycle that
drives biodiversity |
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Arctic Weather Satellite progressing towards launch |
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Guiding Aeolus' safe reentry |
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Teledyne e2v Space Imaging celebrates the success of its
sensors as Aeolus de-orbits |
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High-resolution Ice Radar System Contributes to China's
Antarctic Expedition |
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Sino-European joint space mission enters flight model phase |
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Lower U.S. gasoline prices may be their own undoing |
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UN warns Sudan faces 'full-scale civil war' as air raid kills
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Hong Kong questions family of wanted activist Nathan Law:
police source |
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Myanmar crisis tops agenda at divided ASEAN foreign ministers'
meeting |
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China's Xi congratulates Uzbek president on re-election: state
media |
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Drought scuppers salmon fishing season in California |
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Critical negotiations on deep sea mining kick off in Jamaica |
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At least 29 killed in India monsoon floods: officials |
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'Orange like the sun': visitors flock to Iceland volcano |
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Heat killed 61,000 in Europe's record-breaking 2022 summer:
study |
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UN sounds alarm on heat threat to Iraq's fabled marshland |
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UN highlights 'vicious cycle' of climate impacts for Latin
America, Caribbean |
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Last week the hottest worldwide on record: UN |
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French cherry farmers protest over insecticide ban; Report
paves way for EU glyphosate use |
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Norway's DNO claims largest hydrocarbon discovery in 10 years |
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ChatGPT dragged to US court over AI copyright |
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Foxconn pulls from $19.4 billion deal in India to make
semiconductors |
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Appeals court orders temporary halt to natural gas pipeline in
national forest |
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Iraq to pay for Iranian gas imports with oil: PM |
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Why American communities are suing Big Oil for climate damages |
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University of Illinois study finds turning food waste into
bioenergy can become a profitable industry |
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