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A Twisted Fossil Jaw Reveals a Strange 275-Million-Year-Old Animal

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A Mislabelled “Awl” From 5,000 Years Ago May Be Ancient Egypt’s Earliest Metal Drill

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Physicists Simulate Legendary Ideal Glass for the First Time: It’s Hard Like a Diamond But Looks Like a Liquid

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JWST Captures a Weird “Jellyfish” Galaxy With Trailing Tentacles of Baby Stars in the Early Universe

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This rare Japanese ant species is made entirely of queens

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MIT’s “Satellite Livers” Can Be Injected Directly Into the Belly and Save Patients Needling Transplants

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Skipping Meat Is Generally Good For You. But It Comes With Tradeoffs

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How an Iran Crisis Would Actually Play Out in a World Powered by Renewables Instead of Oil

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American Maternal Health Is in a State of Emergency. A Higher Minimum Wage Could Save Lives

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New AI Drone Can Spot Hidden Land mines Ten Times Faster Than Humans to Save Thousands of Lives

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The Coldest Stars in Our Galaxy Might Be Dyson Spheres Harvesting Energy for an Alien Civilization

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A New Type of Immunotherapy Drug for Prostate Cancer Shows Up to 99% Drop in Cancer Biomarkers

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Neuroscientists Tracked Brains on Psychedelics in Real Time to Finally Uncover How Visual Hallucinations Happen

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Historian Finds Scribbles in 500-Year-Old Book, Showing Galileo Galilei’s Slow and Steady Rejection of the Geocentric World

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European Engineers Scraped SpaceX Flight Data to Design a Wild Winged Rival to Starship

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CEOs Are Spending Billions on AI But 56% of Companies Admit the Tech Isn’t Actually Making Them Any Money Yet

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Young clownfish can literally erase their stripes when they feel social pressure

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The T. Rex Didn’t Stomp Its Feet. It Walked Like a 9-Ton Ballerina

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Stem Cells From Younger People Can Help Older Adults Gain Their Mobility Back

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Wild chimpanzees in Uganda are drinking the equivalent of a beer a day

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