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Study hints organ donors may pass along personality traits

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Scientist captures tiny particles to probe lightning triggers

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Archeology

The most planted wine grape still echoes the 1600s

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Astronomy

Cutting black hole research could stall cosmic breakthroughs

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Health

New research finds hot tubs offer benefits saunas don’t

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Health

Blocking one protein made cancer cells self destruct

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Archeology

Russian archaeologists locate a lost medieval necropolis

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Animals

Bees appear to grasp Morse code, challenging intelligence views

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Astronomy

JWST is probing alien atmospheres with astonishing results

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Science

Scientists built a particle accelerator on a single microchip

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Archeology

Archaeologists found a 2,300 year old skull cracking tool

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Archeology

8,500 year old remains point to a lost human population

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Archeology

A new Neanderthal genome reveals a lost isolated lineage

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Archeology

Nearly 47 million Americans live near hidden fossil sites

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Science

Geologists find a vast gold deposit worth $192 billion

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Science

New study revises reaction dynamics for weakly bound nuclei

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Astronomy

NASA tracks a growing magnetic anomaly over the South Atlantic

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Animals

Saving microbes may be conservation’s biggest win

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Stephen Hawking left a stark warning for humanity

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Biology

Multicellular cyanobacteria flip genes between day and night

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