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Study maps a superconducting dome in thin nickelate films

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Archeology

Hoard of 409 Imperial Russian gold coins found under historic house

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Astronomy

March equinox effect could raise odds of stronger auroras this month

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Health

Single DMT dose eased depression-like symptoms in mice, study finds

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Health

Study links common airborne chemicals with higher odds of suicidal thoughts

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Biology

Why most mammals are less colorful than birds, fish, and reptiles?

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Health

Study suggests GLP-1 drugs may raise fracture and tendon injury risk

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Archeology

Inside Mexico’s 300 m Cave of Crystals and its deadly humidity

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Biology

Heat-tolerant corals may slow reef loss, but most reefs still face erosion

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Health

Radon exposure is linked to about 21,000 US lung cancer deaths a year

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Health

Japan approves stem-cell therapies for Parkinson’s and severe heart failure

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Science

Built-in light cavity lets researchers tune superconductivity

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Astronomy

Study finds Earth’s orbit distance slightly shifts season length

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Health

Single intramuscular shot shows promise for faster heart attack recovery

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Biology

Bio-based recyclable resins match or beat fossil-based materials

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Animals

Scientist’s prediction: the next animal species to dominate Earth

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Health

Digital twins could help surgeons tailor procedures to each patient

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Biology

China tests cyanobacteria to turn desert sand into fertile soil

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Animals

Push grows to ban commercial octopus farming in the U.S.

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Health

Study links a popular anti-aging supplement pathway to faster cancer growth

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