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A Rock the Size of Several City Blocks Will Pass Closer Than Your TV Satellite in 2029
Why a Slower AI Might Actually Feel Smarter to You
Your Epigenetic Age Is Aging Your Brain, but Not in the Way Scientists Expected
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Ancient Step Made Crabs the Most Successful Crustaceans on Earth
From floods to wildfires, new ideas are helping Europe adapt to climate extremes
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Starving Gray Whales Are Swimming Into San Francisco Bay, and Nearly One in Five Dies There
Beyond museum walls: games that let you step into history
Chimpanzee Civil War Rewrites What We Know About Violence
The Single Device That Can Both Generate and Store Clean Energy
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