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2,884 supernovae hint dark energy isn’t constant

The wetter half blinked first—Upper Colorado shed 4.2 cubic miles of groundwater in 2020–22, nearly twice the Lower Basin

How a cooler, cheaper catalyst could clean up ammonia-fueled ships

They filmed single molecules clustering inside living neurons

On Phobos, down is a suggestion. Japan’s MMX aims to bring 10 grams home

After a nuclear X‑ray flash, 97% of a simulated asteroid outran its own gravity

Protonic fuel cells work better when their layers actually touch

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2,884 supernovae hint dark energy isn’t constant

The wetter half blinked first—Upper Colorado shed 4.2 cubic miles of groundwater in 2020–22, nearly twice the Lower Basin

How a cooler, cheaper catalyst could clean up ammonia-fueled ships

They filmed single molecules clustering inside living neurons

On Phobos, down is a suggestion. Japan’s MMX aims to bring 10 grams home

After a nuclear X‑ray flash, 97% of a simulated asteroid outran its own gravity

Protonic fuel cells work better when their layers actually touch

Over Half of the World’s Largest Lakes Shrinking Due to Climate Change
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Over Half of the World’s Largest Lakes Shrinking Due to Climate Change

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  • May 20, 2023
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A shocking new report from researchers in the May 19 Science journal reveals that more than half of the world’s largest lakes

English Rivers See Lower Metal Pollution, Flourishing Insect Life
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English Rivers See Lower Metal Pollution, Flourishing Insect Life

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  • May 19, 2023
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A recent analysis of 30 years of Environment Agency monitoring data has revealed a dramatic improvement in the diversity of insect and

Stanford Scholars find AI Detectors Unfairly Penalize Non-Native English Speakers
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Stanford Scholars find AI Detectors Unfairly Penalize Non-Native English Speakers

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  • May 17, 2023
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Scholar warns against placing trust in unreliable and easily manipulated detectors. Study Findings A new study from Stanford scholars has revealed that

Bird Flu: The Next Global Pandemic We Can’t Ignore
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Bird Flu: The Next Global Pandemic We Can’t Ignore

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  • May 16, 2023
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The threat of bird flu is real and growing. Yet it’s not getting the attention it deserves from politicians. Last month, a

7 Expert-Approved Ways to Protect Your Eyes From Summer Sun
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7 Expert-Approved Ways to Protect Your Eyes From Summer Sun

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  • May 14, 2023
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This summer, protect your eyes from the sun’s damaging UV rays with these seven simple tips. From wearing sunglasses to eating a

Investigating the Legacy of Rosalind Franklin in DNA Discoveries 70 Years On
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Investigating the Legacy of Rosalind Franklin in DNA Discoveries 70 Years On

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  • May 13, 2023
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The previous month, April, marked the 70th anniversary of the momentous discovery of the double helix structure of DNA. It was a

Pushing Twilight Zone Life to Extinction: The Impact of Climate Change
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Pushing Twilight Zone Life to Extinction: The Impact of Climate Change

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  • May 7, 2023
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Climate change is threatening to dramatically reduce life in one of the deepest parts of our oceans – the twilight zone. A

Unveiling the Mystery Behind Bitcoin Mining in Bhutan
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Unveiling the Mystery Behind Bitcoin Mining in Bhutan

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  • May 5, 2023
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Nestled between China, India and Nepal, the tiny kingdom of Bhutan is renowned for its emblematic “thunder dragon”, Buddhist monasteries and commitment

The Looming Threat of the 6th Mass Extinction
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The Looming Threat of the 6th Mass Extinction

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  • May 4, 2023
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The 6th mass extinction may be approaching, and it’s worse than we ever imagined. For the first time in Earth’s 4.6-billion-year history,

The Role of Climate Models in Understanding Our Planet’s Future
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The Role of Climate Models in Understanding Our Planet’s Future

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  • May 3, 2023
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Climate is an important factor in understanding how our planet is changing. To gain insight into the future of Earth’s climate, scientists

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