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Archeology

Korean texts hint at early compass use

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Biology

New enzyme breaks plastic in hours

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Archeology

Baltic amber holds 7,000-year-old insect DNA

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Health

AI detects rare diseases from voice

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Neuroscience

Brain scans reconstruct dream images

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Archeology

Sahara artifacts reveal lost oasis

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Astronomy

Exoplanet signal suggests radio emissions

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Biology

New ape genome reveals non-human DNA structures

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Biology

Bacteria engineered to survive Mars-like conditions

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Astronomy

Kuiper belt anomaly suggests undiscovered Neptune-sized planet

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Astronomy

Black hole “heartbeat” signals traced to 1,000 light-years from earth

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Astronomy

Hubble tracks rapidly collapsing star system in Andromeda galaxy

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Astronomy

NASA’s James Webb reveals hexagonal cloud patterns on Saturn’s north pole

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Astronomy

Astronomers detect repeating fast radio bursts near milky way black hole

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Archeology

Mesopotamian clay shows early chemistry

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Biology

3D-printed coral reefs attract rare species

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Science

New material absorbs 99.9% of light

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Health

Bionic limbs feel pain to prevent overuse

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Archeology

Polynesian canoe reveals long-distance trade

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Animals

Deep-sea fish found with human-like vision

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