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If you want to
satiate
AI’s
hunger
for power, Google suggests going to space
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Landing
postponed
for Chinese astronauts after suspected space
debris
strike
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Google’s new weather model
impressed
during its first
hurricane
season
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Some
stinkbugs
’ legs carry a mobile
fungal
garden
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Disruption
to science will last
longer
than the US government shutdown
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Research
roundup
: 6 cool science stories we almost
missed
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Neural network finds an
enzyme
that can break down
polyurethane
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Blue
Origin
test-fires second New
Glenn
rocket ahead of launch next month
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Wear marks suggest Neanderthals made
ocher
crayons
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As pressure
mounts
, SpaceX insists
Starship
is “fastest path” to Moon landing
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Nanotyrannus
species confirmed: It’s not just a baby
T-rex
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There’s a global
boom
in solar—
except
in the United States
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Fermentation is key to coffee beans
gleaned
from
civet
feces
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NASA
races
to keep
Artemis
II on schedule, even when workers aren’t being paid
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r/space
Westinghouse
is claiming a nuclear deal would see $
80B
of new reactors
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Melissa strikes
Jamaica
, tied as most powerful Atlantic storm to come
ashore
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Why
imperfection
could be key to
Turing
patterns in nature
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Melissa set to be the
strongest
hurricane to ever strike
Jamaica
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Whale and
dolphin
migrations
are being disrupted by climate change
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DNA and
jolts
of electricity get people to make optimal
antibodies
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