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New Easter Island find could overturn the timeline of history
Read More: New Easter Island find could overturn the timeline of historyNew excavations and high tech scans on one of the world’s most remote islands are forcing archaeologists to redraw the…
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Scientists find a forest signal that overturns what we thought
Read More: Scientists find a forest signal that overturns what we thoughtFor more than a century, scientists treated forests as collections of individual trees responding in parallel to the same weather…
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Blue lava at night is real, and the explanation is even crazier
Read More: Blue lava at night is real, and the explanation is even crazierOn the slopes of an Indonesian volcano, rivers of light appear to pour out of the dark, glowing an electric…
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Employees are fleeing Musk’s companies as 120-hour weeks spread
Read More: Employees are fleeing Musk’s companies as 120-hour weeks spreadEmployees inside Elon Musk’s empire describe a work culture that has tipped from intense to unsustainable, with some staffers now…
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AI is racing to “samey.” Here’s what that means for everyone
Read More: AI is racing to “samey.” Here’s what that means for everyoneAcross search results, social feeds, and even brand campaigns, a strange flattening is underway: everything is starting to look and…
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Toyota subscription backlash: What’s actually paywalled, and is it worth it?
Read More: Toyota subscription backlash: What’s actually paywalled, and is it worth it?Toyota’s experiment with subscription-style features has turned a simmering online complaint into a full-blown backlash, with drivers accusing the company…
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Cold-weather EV alert: a power problem still isn’t fixed
Read More: Cold-weather EV alert: a power problem still isn’t fixedElectric vehicles have improved quickly, but a stubborn winter problem keeps resurfacing: when temperatures plunge, too many drivers still find…
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Bennu samples delivered a surprise material nobody predicted
Read More: Bennu samples delivered a surprise material nobody predictedWhen scientists finally cracked open the capsule from asteroid Bennu, they expected carbon, water-bearing minerals, and maybe a few familiar…
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Soviet-era glass tech that could outperform steel
Read More: Soviet-era glass tech that could outperform steelIn the middle of the twentieth century, Soviet and East German engineers quietly pushed glass far beyond the fragile material…
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This star has scientists on edge, and the reason is escalating
Read More: This star has scientists on edge, and the reason is escalatingFew stars have rattled astronomers quite like Betelgeuse, the swollen red beacon in Orion that dimmed so dramatically in recent…
