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Region of “Super Corals” Discovered Thriving in Extremely High Levels of Carbon Dioxide

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Region of “Super Corals” Discovered Thriving in Extremely High Levels of Carbon Dioxide
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Experiments Show Quantum Computers Can Be Better Than the Sum of Their Parts

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Experiments Show Quantum Computers Can Be Better Than the Sum of Their Parts
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Warping of Planet’s Crust: Melting of Polar Ice Shifting Earth Itself, Not Just Sea Levels

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Warping of Planet’s Crust: Melting of Polar Ice Shifting Earth Itself, Not Just Sea Levels
Health

Epilepsy will treated with hundreds of chips in the brain

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Epilepsy will treated with hundreds of chips in the brain
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“Mini Psyches” Give Insights Into Mysterious Metal-Rich Near-Earth Asteroids That Could One Day Be Mined

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“Mini Psyches” Give Insights Into Mysterious Metal-Rich Near-Earth Asteroids That Could One Day Be Mined
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Metals Supercharge Method To Bury Billions of Tons of Harmful Carbon Dioxide Under the Sea for Centuries

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Metals Supercharge Method To Bury Billions of Tons of Harmful Carbon Dioxide Under the Sea for Centuries
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Physicists Reveal Prethermal Discrete Time Crystals As Classical Phases of Matter

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Physicists Reveal Prethermal Discrete Time Crystals As Classical Phases of Matter
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Time Crystals: “Back to Basics” Approach Helps Unravel New Phase of Matter

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Time Crystals: “Back to Basics” Approach Helps Unravel New Phase of Matter
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Maintaining Efficient Solar Panels: New Imaging System Reveals Defects Even in Bright Sunlight

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Maintaining Efficient Solar Panels: New Imaging System Reveals Defects Even in Bright Sunlight
Environment

Leo DiCaprio invests in a company that raises meat from livestock cells

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The actor has invested in a company aimed at nature conservation. Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio is investing in innovative companies that aim to protect nature. The actor, who is an environmental activist, has invested in...
Environment

The first factory for biodegradable edible cups in Europe opened its doors in Plovdiv, Bulgaria

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The path of Cupffee - from a home stove to a factory In the next five years we will pursue a capacity of nearly 10 million cups per month, said the inventor of edible cups...
America

War for clean water: how the most common liquid ended up in short supply

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Fresh water accounts for only 2.5% of the world's reserves: it can become one of the most valuable resources in the world, regional or even global wars will break out around. We will tell...
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Solving a Cosmic Conundrum: “Perfect Fluid” Brings Us Closer to Understanding How Our Universe Began

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How to Catch a Perfect Wave: Scientists Take a Closer Look Inside the Perfect Fluid Berkeley Lab research brings us closer to understanding how our universe began. Scientists have reported new clues to solving a cosmic...
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Debunked: Is the “Placebo Effect” Just a Myth?

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In an opinion article, Australian researchers argue that the ‘placebo effect’ — the idea that we can start to recover from illness after being given a sugar pill, simply because our brains and bodies...
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What is MUM, Google’s new artificial intelligence?

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MUM stands for Multitask Unified Model and evolves Google's artificial intelligence algorithm, BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers). MUM has 1000 more nodes in its neural network than its predecessor, which brings it much...
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MIT Scientists Zero In on the Origins of Earth’s “Single Most Important Evolutionary Innovation”

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A new study shows oxygenic photosynthesis likely evolved between 3.4 and 2.9 billion years ago. Some time in Earth’s early history, the planet took a turn toward habitability when a group of enterprising microbes known...
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Bayesian Inference for Gravitational Waves From Binary Neutron Star Mergers in 3G Observatories

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Two neutron stars colliding. Credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center/CI Lab In the 2030’s, gravitational-wave detectors will be thousands of times more sensitive than Advanced LIGO, Virgo, and KAGRA. The network of “third generation” (3G)...
America

55% of Police Killings in USA Are Unreported – Black Americans Most Likely To Experience Fatal Police Violence

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Researchers compared data from the US National Vital Statistics System (NVSS) to three non-governmental, open-source databases on fatal police violence and found that NVSS under-reported deaths from police violence by 55.5% between 1980-2018. Over the...
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Fast and Furious Floods From Overflowing Craters Shaped the Surface of Mars

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Fast and Furious Floods From Overflowing Craters Shaped the Surface of Mars
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Going Hyperspectral for CHIME – The Copernicus Hyperspectral Imaging Mission for the Environment

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Going Hyperspectral for CHIME – The Copernicus Hyperspectral Imaging Mission for the Environment
America

How High-Fat Diets Allow Cancer Cells To Go Unnoticed by the Immune System

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How High-Fat Diets Allow Cancer Cells To Go Unnoticed by the Immune System
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Russian Scientists Use Supercomputer To Probe Limits of Google’s Quantum Processor

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Russian Scientists Use Supercomputer To Probe Limits of Google’s Quantum Processor
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NASA and USGS Launch Landsat 9 on Atlas V 401 Rocket

Juan Sanchez Gil -
NASA and USGS Launch Landsat 9 on Atlas V 401 Rocket
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New Drug Shows Promise in Slowing Growth of Bowel Cancer Tumors

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New Drug Shows Promise in Slowing Growth of Bowel Cancer Tumors
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Researchers Warn: Sunlight Exposure / Vitamin D Guidelines May Need To Be Revised

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Researchers Warn: Sunlight Exposure / Vitamin D Guidelines May Need To Be Revised
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