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01-23-2025
Kitchen germs are an underestimated threat to public health
According to official statistics, over 100,000 annual cases of illness...
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01-23-2025
Iron Age societies were more progressive than most, including modern times
In a collaborative effort between geneticists and archaeologists, new evidence...
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01-23-2025
Satellites detect hidden magnetic signals in Earth's oceans
Data from the European Space Agency’s Swarm mission has revealed...
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01-23-2025
New green tech produces ammonia fertilizer using Earth's natural forces
Imagine a future where one of the biggest pollutants of...
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01-23-2025
Genes inherited from our mothers make our brains age faster
The battle against brain aging has a surprising new player:...
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01-23-2025
Marine protected areas have 'spillover benefits' protecting life well beyond their boundaries
Marine protected areas are proving to be a game-changer in...
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01-23-2025
Hubble's new masterpiece took 10 years and captured 200 million stars in Andromeda
On a crisp autumn night, far from city lights, you...
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01-22-2025
Deep space radio burst is detected from a 'dead galaxy,' baffling scientists
Fast radio bursts are sudden flashes of radio waves, often...
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01-22-2025
Webb finds strange objects called "little red dots" in the early universe that no one can explain
Less than six months after beginning its science operations, the...
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01-22-2025
Molecular timer may hold the key to preventing preterm birth
Preterm birth remains a significant concern for expectant parents because...
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01-22-2025
Thousands of lakes in Greenland have crossed a tipping point from which they can't recover
West Greenland is renowned for its blue lakes that supply...
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01-22-2025
AI struggles to understand human history and fails miserably when tested
For over a decade, complexity scientist Peter Turchin and his...
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