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Solving the mystery of the 'little skate,' a fish that walks
on two legs |
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Are you heading to Florida's Gulf Coast? Beware of red tide
affecting several spots |
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Welcome to Janssen, the 'Hell Planet' of Lava and Diamonds
Where A Year Lasts 18 Hours |
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Daylight exposure helps ease better into sleep at night, study
suggests |
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Study reveals one major reason why you might be struggling to
get to sleep |
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New study confirms light from outside our galaxy brighter than
expected |
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A Dating Expert Highlights Two Big Benefits of Finding Your
Intellectual Match |
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Russian ISS spacewalk cancelled due to coolant leak: NASA |
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Nevada flower listed as endangered at lithium mine site |
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Brazil sees area burned by fire nearly double in November |
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Drought encouraged Attila's Huns to attack the Roman empire,
tree rings suggest |
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Scientists release UK roadmap for managing phosphorus--key
ingredient behind all the food we eat |
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Getting More Exercise--'The More Exercise the Better'--Cuts
Risk of Severe COVID, Study Finds |
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Study decodes 'unexpected danger' that lurked under ancient
Mayan cities |
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Astronomers Make Multispectral Map of Binary Star's Latest
Nova Outburst |
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2022 was the year long COVID couldn't be ignored |
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White House Restarts Free COVID Testing as Cases and Deaths
Rise--Here's How to Order Free Rapid Tests |
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Ten Strange and Amazing Historical Artifacts We've Launched to
Space / Science |
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No, Yellowstone isn't about to erupt, even after more magma
was found |
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Researchers establish mode of action of crucial signaling
complexes |
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Machine learning reveals how black holes grow |
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New 3D-printing ink could make cultured meat more
cost-effective |
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Mitigating corrosion by liquid tin could lead to better
cooling in fusion reactors |
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Mapping the world's food production footprint on climate and
environment |
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Researchers develop all-optical approach to pumping chip-based
nanolasers |
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New fluorescent sensor reveals a key protein involved in
interactions between cells |
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Optoelectronic resonator increases the sensitivity of an
electron pulse detector |
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Russian space capsule leak likely caused by micrometeorite |
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NASA's Juno spacecraft's mission has lasted longer than
expected |
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London Underground polluted with metallic particles small
enough to enter human bloodstream |
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Where the target came from--and why we're losing sight of its
importance |
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House Passes Legislation Banning the U.S. Shark Fin Trade |
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How scientists can turn latest breakthrough into a new clean
power source |
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Are prices real? How ghosts of calculus and physics influenced
what we pay for things today |
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Netflix's 'Ancient Apocalypse' is more fiction than fact, say
experts |
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Harmful fungal toxins in wheat are a growing threat, says
study |
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Recycling carbon emissions could be key climate solution but
won't be easy, report to Congress says |
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Testing the stress levels of rescued koalas allows us to tweak
their care so more survive in the wild |
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A shield for 2D materials that adds vibrations to reduce
vibration problems |
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NASA's Webb Space Telescope unveils young stars in early
stages of formation |
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NASA sensors to help detect methane emitted by landfills |
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New book examines tallgrass prairies' ecological history,
effects on Indigenous cultures |
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Timber demand could help save forests |
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With historic droughts on the rise, we must reclaim our water |
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Study probes how plague spreads through wild rodent
populations |
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Harnessing smartphones to track how people use green spaces |
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Gender or biological sex not as decisive in economic
decision-making as previously thought, study finds |
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The Sun Just Unleashed A 'Remarkable' Series of Solar Flares
on Its Most Active Day for Years |
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Wearable electronics could soon be made with a starch-based
material to prevent e-waste |
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Plastic pollution kills sea urchin larvae, shows study |
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Study investigates 'virgin birth' in aquarium sharks, even
when potential mates are nearby |
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Social ties can increase salary for low-wage workers |
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Scientists develop a method to allow trees to flower in mere
months |
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How a policy to address a groundwater shortage inadvertently
increased air pollution in northern India |
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Scientists create chemical compound that can reverse effects
of methamphetamine and fentanyl |
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Study of World Cup's turfgrass may help crops yield more from
less |
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Adult children more likely to be estranged from dad than mom,
national study finds |
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Better digital tools could help immigrants access benefits |
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Mammals island-hopped from Australia to colonize the world,
claims paper |
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Developing a standoff coherent Raman spectrometer |
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Visualization of the deforming atomic wavefunction with
attosecond time-resolved photoelectron holography |
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A pressure-sensitive device capable of characterizing gases
using structural colors |
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Artificial intelligence helps Brazilian breeders select
desired traits of native fish |
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First comprehensive assessment of effectiveness of tertiary
treatment processes in removing emerging contaminants |
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Wood-eating clams use their poop to dominate their habitat:
Study |
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When using virtual reality as a teaching tool, context and
'feeling real' matter |
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A birefringence-managed normal-dispersion fiber laser
delivering energy-tunable chirp-free solitons |
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Tons of Airborne Microplastics Drop onto Cities Every Year |
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Study shows how relational values contribute towards
sustainability |
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Relativistic mirror made of plasma at kilohertz repetition
rate |
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Researchers synthesize new compound for production of plastics |
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Astronomers discover two potentially habitable exo-Earths
around a star near the sun |
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Audits can bring bad news or benefits to small businesses |
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What Does the US Fusion Breakthrough Mean? Is It Just Hype? |
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New research on antibiotic-resistant bacteria may be a step
toward new treatments for infections |
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Game theory shows why sexual misconduct is underreported |
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Climate change belief not split along political divide |
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Astronomers make most extensive study yet of young stars'
magnetic activity |
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Why this Week's Shortest Day of the Year Is Getting Longer |
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Greenland's glaciers might be melting 100 times as fast as
previously thought |
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South cleans up from tornadoes as blizzards advance north |
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Claudine Gay named first Black president of Harvard |
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Why New Year's resolutions fail, even though people know how
they can succeed |
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Experts from 14 nations discuss global gene drive project
registry |
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Dynamical fractal discovered in clean magnetic crystal |
86 |
Christmas-colored droplets hint at solutions for fog
harvesting |
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Marine researcher identifies new bottlenose dolphin subspecies |
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Newly identified protease inhibitors may aid uninhibited
potato cultivation |
89 |
Researchers analyze risk of population disruption as a result
of decarbonization |
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Panama shuts down huge copper mine in contract dispute |
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Brazil dam fuels fears for river |
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New funding announcements at high-stakes UN nature summit |
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US backs fund for sustainable safaris in Africa |
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The drone that could save bats from the terror of wind turbine
blades |
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Separation of Fiji and Vanuatu tied to Samoan seamounts |
96 |
Poorer physical health among those who experience
discrimination in Canada |
97 |
How JWST's glances back in time are reshaping cosmology |
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The Top Ten Dinosaur Discoveries of 2022, Science |
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Adult mouse brains are teeming with 'silent synapses' |
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A key advance for quantum technology |
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Researchers compile world's first 'atlas' of airborne microbes |
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Research explains why sexual arousal can turn men off
long-term relationships |
103 |
How Safe Do Cities Feel? Machine Learning Techniques Could
Help Find Out! |
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Scientists develop low-cost system to measure space weather
without leaving the ground |
105 |
Physicists create the first two-dimensional ferrimagnetism in
graphene |
106 |
Scientists reveal why Brussels sprouts taste better as you get
older, and why your grandparents were right all along |
107 |
Astronomers discover irregularities in the cores of red giants |
108 |
The last vital ingredient for life has been discovered on
Enceladus |
109 |
New DNA analysis provides first accurate tuberculosis genome |
110 |
This was a year of both triumphs and challenges |
111 |
Growing fears of 'dead pool' on Colorado River as drought
threatens Hoover Dam water |
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