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Let us spray: River dolphins launch pee streams into air

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Greenland’s glaciers are falling apart faster than expected

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It seems the FAA office overseeing SpaceX’s Starship probe still has some bite

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To help AIs understand the world, researchers put them in a robot

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Bogus research is undermining good science, slowing lifesaving research

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Seven cool science stories we almost missed this month

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Bennu asteroid samples yield watery history, key molecules for life

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Stem cells used to partially repair damaged hearts

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This mantis shrimp-inspired robotic arm can crack an egg

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Science at risk: The funding pause is more damaging than you might think

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Climate change set the table for Los Angeles wildfires

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Trump executive order calls for a next-generation missile defense shield

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A telltale toilet reveals “lost” site shown in Bayeux Tapestry

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US‘s wind and solar will generate more power than coal in 2024

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Complexity physics finds crucial tipping points in chess games

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Researchers optimize simulations of molecules on quantum computers

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Rocket Report: Did China’s reusable rocket work?; DOT may review SpaceX fines

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George R.R. Martin has co-authored a physics paper

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Fast radio burst in long-dead galaxy puzzles astronomers

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How to get a perfect salt ring deposit in your pasta pot

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