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How Nuclear Fusion Works: The Science of Recreating a Star on Earth
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The race to harness the power of the stars is entering a new phase,…
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Moon Return: Resources, Innovation, and Global Inspiration
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The strategic calculus around returning to the Moon is shifting from pure exploration to…
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The Global Fusion Race: Key Players from ITER to Private Startups
CADARACHE, July 6 — The geopolitical chessboard of energy security is shifting, and the world’s largest fusion experiment…
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SpaceX Starship’s Lunar Landing Mechanism Revealed for Moon Mission
BOCA CHICA, Texas, July 6 — The SpaceX Starship, a fully reusable super-heavy-lift launch vehicle under development by…
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Magnitude 5.9 Earthquake Strikes Remote Drake Passage, No Tsunami Warning Issued
The Drake Passage shook early Tuesday. A magnitude 5.9 earthquake hit at 01:26 UTC, according to the U.S.…
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Sugar Gliders Cannot Fly; Researchers Explain Their Precise Gliding Mechanics
New York, July 5 — The first thing to understand about a Sugar Glider is what it cannot…
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Magnitude 5.0 Shallow Quake on Reykjanes Ridge Follows Historical Pattern
The numbers tell the story of Saturday’s earthquake on the Reykjanes Ridge. A magnitude 5.0 event. A depth…
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Gorillas’ Canine Teeth Evolved from Omnivore Ancestors, Not Diet
Gorillas today are gentle giants, munching leaves, stems, and fruit all day long. Their diet is almost entirely…
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Heatwave Prompts Grid Operators to Request Data Centers Use Backup Generators
This week’s nationwide heatwave is doing something months of warnings from utilities could not: it is forcing a…
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Shallow 10-Kilometer Depth of 5.3 Quake Raises Concerns for South Sandwich Islands
For the people who live and work on the handful of volcanic islands that make up the South…
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Residents demand hyacinth clearance to prevent monsoon flooding
VELACHERY, July 2 — For families in this Chennai neighbourhood, the worry isn’t just about the rain itself.…
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Eni and ADNOC Acquire 32% Stakes Each in Three Vaca Muerta Blocks
Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale play just got two new heavyweight partners. Eni SpA and XRG PJSC, the Abu…
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The Sentence That Forever Changed History
WASHINGTON, June 30 — Two hundred and fifty years ago today, the American experiment began with a single…
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Legal Scholars Reexamine Declaration’s Source Material 250 Years Later
WASHINGTON — Two hundred and fifty years after Thomas Jefferson put pen to parchment, the legal foundation of…
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Natural Gas Demand Rises with Summer Air Conditioning Use, Analyst Explains
It’s a simple story, really. Americans turn up the air conditioning in July and August. Much of that…
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Natural gas demand rises with summer heat, driven by air conditioning use
Summer heat is the trigger. That much is clear from Tortoise Capital senior portfolio manager Brian Kessens, who…
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Magnitude 5.1 earthquake strikes off the coast of Central America
OFF THE COAST OF CENTRAL AMERICA, June 29 — A magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck off the coast of…
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Freckles Are Not Flaws: What Psychology and Science Say
WASHINGTON, June 27 — The cultural calculus around freckles has shifted dramatically in recent years, moving from something…
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Philadelphia Exhibit Chronicles 76 Innovations That Shaped the Nation
The ENIAC filled a room. Forty feet long, eight feet high, it weighed thirty tons. In a University…
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PhD student accidentally discovers 30,000-litre oil leak in Gulf of St. Lawrence
Thirty thousand litres of crude oil, seeping from the seafloor in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, went undetected…
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Scientists Discover 30,000-Litre Natural Oil Seep in Gulf of St. Lawrence
Scientists testing new satellite algorithms in the Gulf of St. Lawrence last summer stumbled onto something they never…
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Federal, Ontario governments clash over Ring of Fire funding claims
The future of Ontario’s Ring of Fire — a massive deposit of minerals critical for electric vehicles and…
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Funding Gap Drives U.S. Biobanking Deal for 2,300 Endangered Species
The math behind the new federal biobanking deal with Colossal Biosciences is not complicated. It is grim. The…
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Canada unveils strategy to boost nuclear energy development
OTTAWA, June 24 — Canada has unveiled a comprehensive strategy to boost its nuclear energy development, according to…
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