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Astronomy

Team reports first possible sighting of dark matter

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Biology

40,000-year sleeper microbes wake in Alaska; 6 months later, upheaval

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Astronomy

NASA rover records Martian lightning and it sounds nothing like thunder

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Astronomy

Decade’s biggest sunspot may fire a giant flare and bright auroras

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Health

Microbiologist shares foods she skips to avoid salmonella and E. coli

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Biology

How genetic engineering could reshape medicine and human life

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Animals

The only 2 frogs known to be venomous

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Science

What quantum mechanics says about reality

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Biology

Turning off your cells’ death switch might slow aging

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Science

New experiment deepens the mystery of quantum gravity

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Astronomy

A comet from another star just passed through our solar system

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Astronomy

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is moving at 130,000 mph

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Astronomy

Scientists tout “first proof” hinting at a parallel universe

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Science

10 everyday problems scientists are close to fixing

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Health

Study says daily orange juice may “reprogram” your genes

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Astronomy

NASA quiet on 3I/ATLAS as Loeb pushes technosignature debate

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Biology

Chernobyl fungus appears to feed on radiation and thrive

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Astronomy

Sun unleashes 2 X-flares while US faces cell outages

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Astronomy

Comet 3I/ATLAS may be venting “ice volcanoes,” new images show

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Science

Scientists flag rising unrest around the Ring of Fire

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