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Jumping Genes--Human Gut Bacteria Have Sex to Share Vitamin
B12 |
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Common Over-the-Counter Medication May Provide Relief for
People with Long COVID-19 Symptoms |
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Russia Masses Military Equipment Near Ukraine Borders: A
Prologue to WWIII? |
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The Somalayas: The Biggest Mountain Range You Will Never See |
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NASA Perseverance Mars Rover: Speeding Back to Octavia E.
Butler Landing |
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MIT Experts Design and Test Technical Research for a
Hypothetical Central Bank Digital Currency |
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HelioSwarm and MUSE: New Sun Missions to Help NASA Unlock the
"Mysteries of Our Star" |
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Biologists Investigate Smallest Propeller on Earth--Used by
One of the Fastest Organisms on the Planet |
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Experts Believe US Embassies Were Hit with High-Power
Microwaves--Here's How the Weapons Work |
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Experiment with Turnstiles of Single Electrons Lights Way
Towards New Power Standard |
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Does Outer Space End--Or Does the Universe Go on Forever? |
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MIT's New Plant-Derived Material Is Tough as Bone and Hard as
Aluminum |
13 |
HERA Telescope: Early Findings Promise Deeper Understanding of
the Cosmic Dawn |
14 |
Fine Tuning the James Webb Space Telescope, a Different View
of Venus [Video] |
15 |
Earth May Have 9,000 Tree Species that Haven't Been Discovered
Yet |
16 |
Getting Excited Twice: Newly Discovered Motor Learning Brain
Circuit |
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First-Ever Turing Network Development Award for Research into
Artificial Intelligence |
18 |
JET Fusion Facility--At Temperatures 10x Higher than the
Center of the Sun--Sets a New World Energy Record |
19 |
Broken Heart Syndrome Is Real, Not to Be Ignored--"It's
Totally Biologic" |
20 |
New Drug Could Prevent Tumor Metastasis by Putting Cancer
Cells to Sleep |
21 |
Sauro-Throat! First Evidence Discovered Indicating Respiratory
Infection in a Dinosaur |
22 |
Gravitational Waves: LISA and the Detection of New Fundamental
Fields--Is General Relativity Correct? |
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Supercomputing Safe and Effective Carbon Capture and Storage |
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A Super View of Los Angeles--From New NASA Satellite |
25 |
How Life Came to Earth--Quantum Mechanical Tunneling Effect
Might Play a Role |
26 |
Moderate Calorie Restriction Rewires Metabolism, Immunity for
Longer Health Span |
27 |
Breakthrough in Cathode Chemistry Clears Path for
More-Sustainable Lithium-Sulfur Batteries |
28 |
Quick COVID Breathalyzer Could Allow Mass Screening in Public
Places--Such as Conferences and Weddings |
29 |
COVID-19 Infections Increase Risk of Serious Heart Conditions
Up to a Year Later |
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A Game Changer for Weight Loss Programs: Getting More Sleep
Reduces Caloric Intake |
31 |
Breaking Cosmology: Too Many Disk Galaxies--"A
Significant Discrepancy Between Prediction and Reality" |
32 |
Deadly Ebola Virus Can Hide in Brain, Even After
Treatment--Relapse with Fatal Consequences |
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Giants of the Ice Age: Genome of Steller's Sea Cow Decoded |
34 |
New Trick for Old Drug: Protecting Against COVID-19 Lung
Damage and Blood Clots |
35 |
Galaxy Zoo: Hubble Captures a Tumultuous Galactic Trio |
36 |
Science Made Simple: What Is Burning Plasma? |
37 |
Prehistoric Cemetery Radiocarbon Dating Reveals Human Response
to Climate Change in the Early Holocene |
38 |
New Study Shows 3 Doses of Pfizer--BioNTech COVID Vaccine
Better than 2 |
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Researchers Find Hundreds of New Proteins that May Influence
Cystic Fibrosis |
40 |
The Bitter Truth of Added Sugar: What Overconsumption of
Fructose Can Do to Our Body |
41 |
Wildlife Crisis: Decline of Vultures and Rise of Dogs Carries
Serious Disease Risks |
42 |
Turning Trash into Treasure: Chemists' Radical Way to Make It
Easier, More Profitable to Recycle Plastic |
43 |
Mysteriously High Fraction of Dead Galaxies Found in Ancient
Galactic City--Unlike All Other Known Protoclusters |
44 |
Unexpectedly High Levels of Hazardous Chemicals Found in Nail
Salons |
45 |
Will an Imperiled Butterfly Survive Climate Change? It Depends
on Shifting Rainfall Patterns |
46 |
Scientists Design a Molecule with Great Potential for
Treatment of COVID-19 |
47 |
New World Record: "Ghost Particle" Experiment Limits
Neutrino Mass with Unprecedented Precision |
48 |
Glowing Helicopters on Mars? |
49 |
COVID-19 Increases Risk of Pregnancy Complications |
50 |
Triassic Archosaur Fossils Excavated in the 1960s Add Missing
Link to Crocodile Evolution |
51 |
Asteroid 2020 XL5: Earth's Newly Discovered Companion |
52 |
New Contraceptive Method: Trapping Sperm in Semen's Natural
Gel |
53 |
Shadow of Cosmic Water Cloud Reveals Secrets of Early
Universe--Confirms Properties of Dark Energy |
54 |
What's Inside a Black Hole? Physicist Probes Holographic
Duality with Quantum Computing to Find Out |
55 |
A Simple Eye Test May Identify Risk of Alzheimer's in Middle
Age |
56 |
New Calculations of Worldwide Glacial Flows and Volumes from
Over 800,000 Pairs of Satellite Images |
57 |
Space Station Crew Gets Ready for Pair of Cargo Missions
Launching this Week |
58 |
MIT Develops New Programming Language for High-Performance
Computers |
59 |
Lucky Find by Astrophysicists Explains How Galaxies Can Exist
Without Dark Matter |
60 |
Ski Jump Physics: Flying or Falling with Style? |
61 |
Human Nose Organoids Reveal First Steps of COVID-19 Infection |
62 |
How Climate Change Is Destroying Arctic Coasts--Future Land
Loss Calculated for the First Time |
63 |
Technology Is Revolutionizing How Intelligence Is Gathered and
Analyzed--Opening a Window onto Russian Military Activity Around Ukraine |
64 |
Olympic Skiers and Snowboarders in China Are Competing on 100%
Fake Snow--The Science of How It's Made and How It Affects
Performance |
65 |
Forgotten Species Go Extinct Twice: Exploring the Phenomenon
of Societal Extinction |
66 |
Stanford Researchers Identify Dangerous
"Double-Hazard" Zones for Wildfire in the West |
67 |
New Planet Discovered Next Door--Orbiting Proxima Centauri |
68 |
US billionaire announces three more ambitious SpaceX flights |
69 |
Moon should be privatised to end global poverty says 'Space
Invaders' report |
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Preventing Lunar traffic jams |
71 |
Taiwan researchers join ISRO in satellite launch mission for
first time |
72 |
China 'cannot dictate' Somaliland's relations with Taiwan:
minister |
73 |
Rocket set to hit Moon was built by China, not SpaceX, say
astronomers |
74 |
SpaceX plans new private spaceflight missions, first private
spacewalk |
75 |
Mars rover Perseverance notches a year of science, tech
achievements |
76 |
Nations to review harrowing catalogue of climate impacts |
77 |
The Brazil resort town disappearing into the sea |
78 |
Stakes 'never been higher' in climate fight: IPCC head |
79 |
Climate-boosted drought in western US worst in 1,200 years |
80 |
Virgin Galactic re-opens ticket sales for $450,000 |
81 |
Musk pushes the boundaries in Tesla autonomous campaign |
82 |
CORRECTED: Toshiba sets March date for vote on spin-off plan |
83 |
'Life-changing' or scam? Axie Infinity helps Philippines' poor
earn |
84 |
Tencent-backed tech giant's hit game 'banned in India' |
85 |
Hong Kong leader says city 'overwhelmed' by Omicron wave |
86 |
China-born billionaire denies Australian election interference |
87 |
Hong Kong leader rules out China-style lockdown as virus
spreads |
88 |
Former Hong Kong teen pop star arrested by security police |
89 |
Homegrown spacecraft is putting Perth on Space Race map |
90 |
Testing rocks on Earth to help NASA's Perseverance work on
Mars |
91 |
US Navy engineer admits trying to sell nuclear sub secrets |
92 |
Myanmar junta says 'easy to substitute' Japan's Kirin after
exit |
93 |
Norway boosts its troop contingent in Lithuania |
94 |
Russian lawmakers urge Putin to recognise Ukraine separatist
regions |
95 |
Macron expected to announce Mali withdrawal |
96 |
NATO chief says 'cautious optimism' over Ukraine crisis |
97 |
Iraq top court orders Kurdistan to ship all oil to Baghdad |
98 |
Lithuanian troops in Ukraine to provide missile training |
99 |
Valentine's Day on Mars as Curiosity marks Sol 3387 |
100 |
New Horizons team puts names to the places on Arrokoth |
101 |
Where on Earth did the water come from |
102 |
Pursuing carbon neutrality and water security in China |
103 |
Psyche, the iron giant of asteroids, may be less iron than
researchers thought |
104 |
Secondary cratering on Earth: The Wyoming impact crater field |
105 |
China's land-observing satellite starts to take pictures |
106 |
Astronomers discover a new type of star covered in helium
burning ashes |
107 |
UCI scientists discover how galaxies can exist without dark
matter |
108 |
Triple-wave cloaking for electromagnetic and acoustic
biphysical invisibilities |
109 |
Tunisia to return illegally imported waste to Italy |
110 |
Hong Kong leader says city 'overwhelmed' by Omicron wave |
111 |
Cyclone, Barry Manilow fail to dislodge New Zealand
anti-vaccine protesters |
112 |
Spain, Portugal hit by winter drought |
113 |
Climate-boosted drought in western US worst in 1,200 years |
114 |
Hunger crisis threatens half of Somalia's young children: UN |
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IAEA begins mission to review Fukushima water release |
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