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Penguin's-eye view: take a bumpy ride into the deep blue with this spellbinding footage from Antarctica
Amazing footage lets people join a Adélie penguin as it glides through the water. Researchers have shared captivating footage of an Adélie penguin...
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Ultra-Deep Geothermal Drilling & The Rise Of Black Swan Risks
Deep drilling isn’t optional for enhanced geothermal systems (EGS), it’s the whole point. To understand why, think of the Earth’s crust as a hot...
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New federal measures protect important land from destructive development: 'These natural wonders demand our protection'
"Alaska's majestic and rugged lands and waters are among the most remarkable and healthy landscapes in the world." The Biden administration recently...
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‘Abortion tests’ developed in Poland spark concern
Scientists are questioning the reliability and ethics of tests to detect abortion drugs in biological samples. Layal Liverpool Tests under development...
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A myopia epidemic is sweeping the globe. Here’s how to stop it
time spent outdoors is the best defence against rising rates of short-sightedness, but scientists are searching for other ways to reverse the...
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Quantum feat: physicists observe entangled quarks for first time
Particle measurements at the Large Hadron Collider open the door to future high-energy tests of entanglement. Dan Garisto Scientists have for the first...
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Quantum stock whiplash: what’s next for quantum computing?
Despite stock-market jitters, firms in the sector continue to make progress — and to score hundreds of millions of dollars in investments. The...
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Trail camera captures incredibly rare footage of elusive feline species not seen in decades: 'Never been recorded'
"We were surprised." A rare sighting of a critically endangered wild cat in Arizona sparked excitement about what else may roam the region. The ocelot...
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Squirrels seen hunting and killing small animals for first time
It's easy to assume that the only thing a cute little squirrel poses a threat to is a nut, but it turns out they could have more of a murderous...
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‘Sci-fi instrument’ will hunt for giant gravitational waves in space
An experiment has been given the go ahead to send lasers to orbit the Sun to hunt for gigantic ripples in space- time . Elizabeth Gibney The first...
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Our Atmosphere Transforms Dust From The Sahara Into Minerals That Fuel Life
Dust swept from the Sahara desert provides life at the bottom of the marine food chain with a critical nutrient. Without the iron carried far and...
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Climate change has slowed Earth’s rotation — and could affect how we keep time
The effect of melting polar ice could delay the need for a ‘leap second’ by three years. We are pleased to announce that Stanford Radiology has opened...
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This billion-dollar firm plans to build giant quantum computers from light. Can it succeed?
PsiQuantum has ambitious goals to build a useful quantum machine by late 2027 — and has raised more than US $ 1 billion to do it. Elizabeth Gibney During...
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Preprint sites bioRxiv and medRxiv launch new era of independence
The popular repositories, where life scientists post research before peer review, will be managed by a new organization called openRxiv. Miryam...
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Engineer stuns researchers after using ancient techniques to aid return of lake system: 'They laughed at me'
"This is now the purpose of my life." Low rainfall and overdevelopment have led to a water scarcity crisis in Bengaluru, a city in India some time s...
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How students and grandparents could solve the global mental-health crisis
African researchers piloted a slew of innovative, low-cost programmes for addressing the troubling shortage of mental-health professionals on the...
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How rival weight-loss drugs fare at treating obesity, diabetes and more
Wegovy, Zepbound and similar medications all lead to metabolic improvements, but scientists are starting to unpick the differences between...
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Eagle's Astonishing Feat of Flying Off with its Deer Dinner
This footage captures a majestic eagle who flies away with an unusual prey – a full-grown deer. Despite the significant size of the deer, the eagle...
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Private Moon launch a success! But will the craft land safely on the lunar surface?
Anxiety is high as the company Intuitive Machines takes its first crack at a touchdown. Alexandra Witze For the second time this year, a small US...
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Reintroduced Wolves Caused A "Trophic Cascade", Transforming Yellowstone's Ecosystems
In their absence, elk populations severely damaged the ecosystem in the national park, but 20 years later, the return of wolves has had an incredible...
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Daily briefing: Drop in US–China collaborations will hinder important advances
The shrivelling of collaboration will hold back research on priorities such as global warming, pandemics and food security. Plus, how to build a...
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Why did the world’s biggest ape go extinct?
The 300-kilogram primate couldn’t adapt when a changing environment forced a dietary shift. Gemma Conroy The world’s biggest primate might have gone...
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The early days of peer review: five insights from historical reports
A crop of referee reports from the Royal Society’s archive reveal discussions about cutting printing costs, reviewer holidays and even editing images....
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AI & robotics briefing: AI-fuelled election campaigns are here
Political candidates are increasingly using ‘softfakes’ — obviously AI-generated content — to boost their campaigns and whitewash their reputation....
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Why are some countries so rich? Economics Nobel awarded for study of inequality
Nobel prizewinners Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James A. Robinson researched the contrasting fortunes of post-colonial nations. Helena...
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These incredible images are the first from dark-energy telescope Euclid
A spiral galaxy and the Horsehead Nebula are among the first pictures released by ESA’s Universe-mapping observatory. SLS invites applications for...
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Scientists launch amazing 'atlas' of embryos, showing how cells move and develop through time
"Zebrahub" is an atlas of cells in developing zebrafish embryos, and scientists say it will help us learn about our own biology, too. Striking new...
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10 Amazing Facts About the Unique Maned Wolf
The maned wolf, with its striking appearance and enigmatic behavior, is a captivating creature. Often mistaken for a fox due to its elongated legs...
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‘Mini liver’ will grow in person’s own lymph node in bold new trial
Biotechnology firm LyGenesis has injected donor cells into a person with liver failure for the first time . A person has received an experimental...
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Crazy weather week coming to the US: From searing heat to snow. Yes, snow.
The coming week will bring weather extremes of almost every stripe to the U.S.: From a baking heat wave in the Midwest and Northeast to an unseasonable chilly start in the Pacific Northwest. And in the Rockies? Possibly snow − yes snow − in June. Scorching temperatures into the 90s are expected...
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How the brain suppresses fear: mouse study offers path to anxiety treatments
Two brain regions work together when mice learn to override the instinct to run and hide from a potential threat. We are seeking several talented and...
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New virus-genome website seeks to make sharing sequences easy and fair
The Pathoplexus database has sequences from Ebola, West Nile virus and another dangerous pathogen. Title: Associate or Senior Editor (Battery)...
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COVID tsar Patrick Vallance appointed UK science minister
Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer has placed several experts who aren’t politicians into government posts. Elizabeth Gibney Sarah Wild Sarah Wild is a...
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Tackling the World’s Planetary Emergency
NEW YORK, Aug 26 2024 (IPS) - The world is facing a triple planetary crisis of climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss. Climate change...
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Why a blockbuster superconductivity claim met a wall of scepticism
Physicist Ranga Dias and his colleagues have twice claimed to make a room-temperature superconductor. But many researchers question the evidence. The...
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Why cancer risk declines sharply in old age
New research identifies some of the genes that could help to explain why lung cancer incidence rises with age but declines after the age of 75. Heidi...
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This fearless science sleuth risked her career to expose publication fraud
Anna Abalkina is part of Nature’s 10, a list of people who shaped science in 2024. Early this year, Anna Abalkina found out that her name was on a...
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Maui fires could taint the island’s waters — scientists are investigating
Researchers in Hawaii are studying the deadly blazes’ effects on drinking-water quality and how they might affect local marine ecosystems. Jeff...
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Deep-sea mining threatens jellyfish, suggests first-of-its-kind study
Sediment dislodged by ocean-floor mining could disrupt jellyfish metabolism, potentially causing the animals serious harm. JUNIOR GROUP LEADER...
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How should we test AI for human-level intelligence? OpenAI’s o3 electrifies quest
Experimental model’s record-breaking performance on science and maths tests wows researchers. The technology firm OpenAI made headlines last month...
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First rocks returned from Moon’s far side reveal ancient volcanic activity
Scientists release the first analyses of samples from China’s Chang’e-6 mission. Hangzhou, Zhejiang (CN) Zhejiang Chinese Medical University We are...
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The US is the world’s science superpower — but for how long?
This year's pivotal election will shape the future of US science. Rising international competition and domestic concerns are also at play. Jeff...
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Largest Cuttlefish Ever Recorded
Embark on a journey beneath the waves, where the ocean’s wonders unfold, and meet the colossal cephalopod—the giant cuttlefish (Sepia apama)....
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Mohammed Yahia (1982–2023)
We at Nature were saddened to hear of the sudden death of our former colleague Mohammed Yahia at the age of 41. Mohammed joined what would become...
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Spinal cord ‘atlas’ offers unprecedented insights into injuries
A model in mice that charts precisely how different cells respond to damage could aid the development of new treatments for spinal injuries. Miryam...
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Daily briefing: Scientific serendipity is everywhere
The chance of a lucky break in biomedical research increases with bigger funding grants. Plus, the changing landscape of menopause...
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The Nature Podcast festive spectacular 2024
Games, seasonal science songs, and Nature’s 10. Download the Nature Podcast 18 December 2024 In this episode: 01:11 “Ozempic you’re able” In the first of...
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Endangered whales are fighting for their lives—and their food
Today a new threat is emerging: industrial fishing for Antarctic krill. The Southern Ocean encircling Antarctica is the world’s largest feeding ground for baleen whales—species like humpbacks that filter tiny organisms from seawater for food. In the 20th century, whalers killed roughly 2 million...
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Scientists sound the alarm after finding thousands of seabirds dead on beaches: 'The message is clear'
Scientists have discovered that marine heat waves are having a devastating impact on populations of seabirds in Alaska after examining population...
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Sahara desert hit by extraordinary rainfall event that could mess with this year's hurricane season
The world's largest hot desert, the Sahara, is being hit with unusually heavy rain. Scientists are unclear why, but it may be linked to a subdued...
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