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nature
Air pollution and brain damage: what the science says
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nature.com
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science
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science
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learning
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science
The Ghost Bird’s Last Song: How a 1935 Recording Became a Symbol of Hope and Controversy
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technology
How the brain, with sleep, maps space
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technologyreview.com
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space
How engineers are creating oxygen for future moon missions from material found on the moon
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science
We may have to rethink consciousness completely. Here's why
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science
Geminid meteor shower is peaking, best time to see fireballs
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self improvement
How to Train Your Brain to Stay Positive
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gardening
In East St. Louis, collard enthusiasts are applying serious science to rare varieties
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artificial intelligence
Jony Ive’s OpenAI Deal Puts Pressure on Apple to Find Next Big Thing
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science
Intelligence Evolved at Least Twice in Vertebrate Animals
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fitness
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cycling
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science
Shane O’Mara’s Why Torture Doesn’t Work: The Neuroscience of Interrogation
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What is reinforcement learning? An AI researcher explains a key method of teaching machines – and how it relates to training your dog
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Do the Fastest Spinning Pulsars Contain Quark Matter?
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books
Insomnia and the Secret Life of Ideas: Kafka on the Relationship Between Sleeplessness and Creativity
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Perseverance Rover Escapes Its Giant Martian Crater. Here's What Happens Next
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Magic mushrooms found in Africa are a species new to science
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books
Have a Fantastical Summer: 10 Terrific New SFF Books for June 2025
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science
CO₂-eating bacteria can recycle carbon from chimney smoke directly into new products
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phys.org
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