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Scientists built a material that turns ordinary sunlight into higher-energy ultraviolet light

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A magnitude 5.4 quake struck near Dera Ghazi Khan in Pakistan’s Punjab

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A Stanford team ran a quantum computer using twisted light and no extreme cooling

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A whirlwind of ash spun up beside Kīlauea’s lava fountains, caught on camera

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Kīlauea began a new eruption with lava fountains shooting 700 feet above its summit

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Venezuela’s twin quakes injured over 4,000 people and flattened buildings in Caracas

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Twin magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 quakes hit Venezuela seconds apart, killing more than 230 people

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The Venezuela quake’s second jolt was the larger one, striking less than a minute after the first

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A magnitude 5.6 quake near Willits was Northern California’s strongest since 1940

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USGS modeling gave the Venezuela quakes a 42% chance of topping 10,000 deaths

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Great Sitkin volcano in Alaska is still erupting, oozing lava month after month

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A magnitude 4.5 jolt off Hawaii drew 150 “felt it” reports within half an hour

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Indonesia’s Dukono volcano fired off 86 explosions in a single day

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Kilauea’s next lava-fountain episode could erupt between June 25 and 27

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A giant detector in China just delivered one of the most precise neutrino measurements yet

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Kilauea could launch its 50th lava-fountain episode as soon as June 24.

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A genuine 1943 copper penny can sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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The deepest ocean trenches stay near freezing and darker than any night.

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Physicists finally caught the Migdal effect, an atomic trick predicted back in 1939.

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A neutrino detector buried under a Chinese hill just made one of the most precise measurements ever.

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