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How Sharks Form Social Bonds—and Why It Matters Science

How Sharks Form Social Bonds—and Why It Matters

New research overturns the image of sharks as solitary killers. From bull sharks in Fiji to lemon sharks in the Bahamas, science reveals that many spe...

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How Scientists Design Proteins From Scratch Science

How Scientists Design Proteins From Scratch

De novo protein design lets scientists build entirely new proteins that never existed in nature—unlocking potential breakthroughs in medicine, vaccine...

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How the LHCb Experiment Discovers New Subatomic Particles Science

How the LHCb Experiment Discovers New Subatomic Particles

CERN's LHCb detector has confirmed dozens of never-before-seen particles, including exotic baryons with two charm quarks. Here is how the machine work...

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How Dinosaurs Hatched Eggs—With Help From the Sun Science

How Dinosaurs Hatched Eggs—With Help From the Sun

Long before modern birds perfected the art of brooding, oviraptor dinosaurs used a remarkable combination of body heat and solar warmth to incubate th...

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How Gene Therapy Works—and Why It's Changing Medicine Science

How Gene Therapy Works—and Why It's Changing Medicine

Gene therapy targets the genetic root cause of disease by adding, silencing, or editing faulty DNA inside a patient's own cells. Here is how it works,...

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How Hair Follicles Work—and Why Growing Them Matters Science

How Hair Follicles Work—and Why Growing Them Matters

Hair follicles are tiny, highly sophisticated organs that drive every strand on your body. Scientists have now grown fully functional ones in a lab fo...

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ADHD Brain Briefly 'Falls Asleep' During Demanding Tasks Science

ADHD Brain Briefly 'Falls Asleep' During Demanding Tasks

A new study from Monash University and the Paris Brain Institute reveals that the ADHD brain slips into brief sleep-like episodes during demanding tas...

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How Arctic Sea Ice Works—and Why Its Loss Matters Science

How Arctic Sea Ice Works—and Why Its Loss Matters

Arctic sea ice is far more than frozen water at the top of the world. It regulates global temperatures, drives ocean circulation, and sustains entire...

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How Commercial Moon Landers Work—and Why They Matter Science

How Commercial Moon Landers Work—and Why They Matter

NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program contracts private companies to deliver scientific instruments to the Moon at a fraction of tra...

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How Tidal Energy Works—and Why It Matters Science

How Tidal Energy Works—and Why It Matters

Tidal energy harnesses the gravitational pull of the moon to generate reliable, carbon-free electricity—but high costs and limited sites have kept it...

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Jupiter's Europa: Why Scientists Think It May Host Life Science

Jupiter's Europa: Why Scientists Think It May Host Life

Beneath Europa's frozen crust lies a vast saltwater ocean that contains carbon compounds, tidal heat, and the chemical ingredients for life—making Jup...

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What Is El Niño and How Does It Affect the World? Science

What Is El Niño and How Does It Affect the World?

El Niño is a periodic warming of the tropical Pacific Ocean that disrupts weather patterns across the globe, triggering droughts, floods, and economic...

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