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Scientists say human time travel may be closer than you think

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Scientists found a material that outperforms diamond

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Neuroscience

Scientists pinpoint anxiety’s source and may learn to reverse it

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Astronomy

Scientists debate whether 3I/ATLAS exploded near the Sun

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Astronomy

Ancient underground water hints Mars stayed habitable longer

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Astronomy

The Pleiades star cluster is 20 times larger than we thought

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Archeology

The overlooked tribe that reshaped American history

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Archeology

Archaeologists dig into ash from the volcano that nearly erased us

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Biology

Scientists 3D print muscle in microgravity to advance lab grown organs

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The ground in Turkey is splitting, and scientists now know why

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Archeology

Uranium in dino eggshells offers a new fossil dating method

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Astronomy

One Earth region may be the next target for an interstellar visitor

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Astronomy

Scientists record extreme weather on a rogue planet, beyond Jupiter

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A slow force is quietly shaping volcanoes beneath the sea

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Off Oregon, an undersea volcano likely sleeps until late 2026

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Astronomy

Astronomers find a galaxy birthing stars 180x faster than ours

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Archeology

Ancient DNA in Argentina reveals a long-isolated lineage

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Animals

Sperm whales use vowel-like sounds, study finds

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Archeology

3,000-year-old Egyptian tombs hold goods not meant for pharaohs

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Archeology

A hidden Great Pyramid chamber could rewrite pharaoh history

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