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nature
Daily briefing: CERN to eject Russian scientists
CERN will eject Russian scientists at the end of November, but keep a foot in the door with Moscow. Plus, how ‘deintensifying’ cancer treatment could...
nature.com
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India lands on the Moon! Scientists celebrate as Chandrayaan-3 touches down
The craft has performed a technically challenging descent at the lunar south pole. T. V. Padma An Indian spacecraft has become the first to land...
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technology
Russian Drone in Mass Use for Air Strikes on Ukraine Uses Electronics From PRC, Taiwan and the US
Ukrainian military intelligence says the Russians aren’t just buying Chinese. The robot plane designed to spoof air defenses is cheaply manufactured...
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entrepreneurship
How A Grisly Injury Threw A $ 5 Billion Drone Startup Off Course
Daily Cover Shield AI executives overlooked its V-BAT drone’s safety hazards, Forbes found. Now with sales falling short and the CEO stepping down, the...
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fitness
How to Train Your Physiological Resilience
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space
Scientists Who Found Mysterious 'Dark Oxygen' on the Ocean Floor Plan a New Expedition, Hoping to Settle Disputes
Researchers who discovered “dark oxygen” on the ocean floor are planning a new project to learn even more about their mysterious—and...
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nature
Daily briefing: How we taste sweetness
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science
How Did Scientists Become the Enemy?
On July 20, 1969, Apollo 11 landed on the moon, a defining moment in American history. An estimated 650 million people globally watched the lunar...
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space
NASA scientists find new human-caused shifts in global water cycle
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how-to
Epic Games Store’s seasonal giveaway: How to snag free games daily until January 9
The Epic Games Store has once again kicked off its beloved seasonal giveaway, and what that means for gamers is a new game every day...
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nature
Daily briefing: Gut bacteria can break down artery-clogging cholesterol
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nature.com
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cool stuff
15 Toxic Habits That Are Destroying Your Savings
Without us noticing, our repetitive daily habits burn a hole in our wallets and drain our bank accounts. And they are keeping us from building...
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writing
Writers On Other Writers' Writing - 3 Quarks Daily
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nature
Daily briefing: ‘I never felt I was going to work’
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parenting
My Tween & Teen Don’t Like Playing Games, but They Beg to Play This $ 20 Card Game Daily
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how-to
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technology
Aussie Scientists Crack Photon Code for Ultra-Secure Data Transmission
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architecture
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apps
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nature
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nature / science / space
'Unlike any objects we know': Scientists get their best-ever view of 'space tornadoes' howling at the Milky Way's center
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technology
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nature
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nature
Scientists successfully ‘nuke asteroid’ — in a lab mock-up
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auto
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nature
Scientists Discover Thousands Of Giant Eggs In An Underwater Volcano—& They're Alive
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