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Who wants to be a billionaire? Most don't--which is good news
for the planet |
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There could be four hostile civilizations in the Milky Way,
researcher speculates |
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Predicting rainfall futures |
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Gender gap in leadership aspirations changed little in sixty
years |
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Did a giant radio telescope in China just discover aliens? Not
so FAST... |
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Italy's Po Valley rations water amid record drought |
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Invasive wasp tests nature's strengths and weaknesses |
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How the debt crisis of 2008-09 fueled populist politics |
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When parenting style predicts political leanings |
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Can computers understand complex words and concepts? Yes,
according to research |
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Kangaroo Island dunnarts face extinction from feral cats |
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Droughts in the sixth century paved the way for Islam |
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Some polar bears in Greenland survive on surprisingly little
sea ice |
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Did supernovae help form Barnard's Loop? |
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Using cell phone data to track population movements and more
efficiently implement pandemic lockdowns |
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Privileges confirmed for straight white men working in STEM |
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Researchers discuss 'WRNing' for the right DNA repair pathway
choice |
18 |
New global biodiversity framework falls short on inclusion of
chemical pollutants, say environmental experts |
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New images using data from retired telescopes reveal hidden
features in neighboring galaxies |
20 |
Off-season cattle grazing to help control fire danger from
invasive cheatgrass |
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Exploring soy sauce's salt-enhancing peptides |
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How You Can Help Scientists Track Grains of Sand |
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To treat or to tolerate pathogens, that is the question |
24 |
Gene interaction that contributes to rice heat tolerance
identified |
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Humans responsible for over 90% of world's oil slicks |
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Supercomputing helps reveal weaknesses in HIV-1 virus |
27 |
Experiment results confirm anomaly, could point to new
elementary particle |
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Solving the puzzle of 2D disorder |
29 |
Moneypox Virus DNA Found in Semen of 5 Men, WHO Investigating
Further |
30 |
Sharks may be closer to the city than you think, new study
finds |
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Are the sun's magnetic arches an optical illusion? |
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NASA spacecraft observes asteroid Bennu's boulder 'body armor' |
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San Diego Zoo welcomes 1st aardvark birth in years |
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Gateway towns to Yellowstone become dead ends after flood |
35 |
Largest study of domestic cat DNA identifies disease-causing
variants in new breeds |
36 |
Quantum simulator shows how parts of electrons move at
different speeds in 1D |
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Soft corals more resilient than reef-building corals during a
marine heatwave |
38 |
Scientists discover the mechanism for ethyl carbamate-induced
toxicity in fermented food |
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Unique polar bear group found adapting to climate change by
hunting seals on freshwater ice |
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Can farms produce to the max and still reduce greenhouse gas
emissions? |
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Bird flu outbreak waning but threat of virus lingers |
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Australia's new climate promise meets mining reality |
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Scientists may have discovered the origins of the Black Death |
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Why an 18th Century Paint Pigment May One Day Help Recycle
Your Cell Phone |
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Clues to bee health found in their gut microbiome |
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Researchers observe vital cellular machinery behind the body's
incorporation of selenium |
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Predicting the damage caused by extreme storms |
48 |
Dripstone Records Drought that Might Have Paved the Way for
Islam |
49 |
Western wildfires' health risks extend across the country |
50 |
Atom-smashing CERN to 'terminate' work with Russia, Belarus |
51 |
Critically endangered tiny marsupial that survived wildfires
now facing extinction threat from feral cats |
52 |
Stretching sands as desertification spreads to Europe |
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How to prepare for a hyperactive hurricane season |
54 |
After years of COVID, fires and floods, kids' well-being now
depends on better support |
55 |
The quiet life of Messier 94 |
56 |
Gene-controlled growth in youth drives aging of blood stem
cells in late life |
57 |
Strip searches are ineffective, unnecessary and target
racialized Canadians |
58 |
Scientists make breakthrough in understanding serotonin
receptors |
59 |
Exploring formation of ultra-massive carbon-oxygen white
dwarfs |
60 |
Seven newfound dwarf galaxies sit on just one side of a larger
galaxy |
61 |
Are new corals in Sydney dangerous invaders or harmless
refugees? |
62 |
Australian rural communities under-resourced to take on
refugees |
63 |
Biogas and biomethane supply chains leak twice as much methane
as first thought |
64 |
Electrically conductive paints and other polymer alloys now
produced easily |
65 |
Researchers use fluorine-doping method to construct catalysts
with enhanced performance |
66 |
How holographic interferometry could influence the future |
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New, fully biodegradable cellulose membrane proves effective
in oil-water separation |
68 |
How keeping trees when clearing pastures could reduce climate
consequences |
69 |
Examining the impact of herbicide-resistant crops on weed
management |
70 |
Gun violence policy is focusing on mental health but Federal
records still lack some states |
71 |
Calling all snake hunters--Florida opens registration for this
year's Python Challenge |
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Researchers explore new method for glacial melt reduction |
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As staghorn coral declines along Florida coast, planting
project tests restoration plan |
74 |
Controlled synthesis of crystal flakes paves path for advanced
future electronics |
75 |
Tackling air quality and COVID-19 in the classroom |
76 |
US prison labor programs violate fundamental human rights, new
report finds |
77 |
Most major US cities are underprepared for rising temperatures |
78 |
Potency of staph-fighting antibiotic blunted by blood serum |
79 |
Economic and psychosocial effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on
the nations of the GCC |
80 |
Formation and evolution of massive binaries may share the same
mechanism in Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies |
81 |
Spanish citizens are more supportive of climate action after
COVID-19, but more pessimistic in their expectations |
82 |
Spending time online can boost children's well-being,
depending on their social framework |
83 |
Why people ghost on social media |
84 |
How inflation is influencing the way we think and behave |
85 |
Electrons take the fast and slow lanes at the same time |
86 |
From dry to deluge, how heavy snow, rain flooded Yellowstone |
87 |
More digging needed to determine whether bones of fallen
Waterloo soldiers were sold as fertilizer |
88 |
See and Download the Jaw-Dropping New 164 Megapixel 'Moon
Mosaic' from NASA's Lunar Orbiter |
89 |
Europe braces for blistering June weekend heat |
90 |
In a parched land, Iraqi gazelles dying of hunger |
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41 dead, millions stranded as floods hit Bangladesh, India |
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New Psychological Research Says Paranormal Experiences Are the
Norm, Not the Exception |
93 |
Shaky oasis for some polar bears found, but not for species |
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Mimicking Photosynthesis Could Help Solve Climate Conundrums |
95 |
Spain, Germany battle wildfires amid unusual heat wave |
61https://techcodex.com/spain-germany-battle-wildfires-amid-unusual-heat-wave/ |
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2103 Confirmed [Monkeypox] Cases, One Death, Across 42
Countries |
97 |
Molecules reducing appetite in mice may lead to 'benefits of
exercise in a pill,' scientists say |
98 |
Arizona wildfire near Kitt Peak observatory 40% contained |
99 |
Scientists conceptualize a species 'stock market' to put a
price tag on actions posing risks to biodiversity |
100 |
New treatment could help diabetes patients lose weight while
they sleep |
101 |
Animals grew back faster and smarter after mass extinction |
102 |
Advanced new model of Earth's tectonic plates to improve
global quake and volcano threat prediction |
103 |
Little penguins' food struggles |
104 |
A way to keep objects levitated by sound from falling due to
interference |
105 |
The realization of measurement induced quantum phases on a
trapped-ion quantum computer |
106 |
A massive galaxy supercluster in the early universe |
107 |
Scientists develop synergistic antibacterial carbon dots |
108 |
Yellowstone flooding underscores environmental pressures
facing US national parks |
109 |
Choosing the best seeds to help sessile oaks adapt to future
climates |
110 |
Supporting teachers' mental health |
111 |
Research reveals northernmost glaciers on the globe are
melting at record speed |
112 |
Exploring how plants colonized land half a billion years ago |
113 |
Scientists develop antimicrobial, plant-based food wrap
designed to replace plastic |
114 |
Fifth of global food-related emissions due to transport,
research finds |
115 |
Breakthrough in quest to control light to evolve next
generation of quantum sensing and computing |
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