Students once made Oxford the murder capital of late medieval England
It’s now a place for learning, but long ago it had a very different reputation.
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Not in my back yard: Wealthy, white communities oppose wind energy
Although they may support clean energy, many white and wealthy communities don't want wind turbines close to their homes.
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How Einstein stood up for a ‘canceled’ Marie Curie in her darkest hour
It's the most wholesome thing you'll read all day.
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What does a chemical element sound like? It’s not a trick question
Using data sonification, a creative scientist has created haunting melodies from the elements.
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Insect wing physics could inspire next-gen self-cleaning technologies
Insects have the spectacular ability to repel liquids. Researchers now want to emulate it.
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Defining the lithosphere: the rigid, outer layer of the Earth
The Earth's rigid outer shell doesn't get as much attention as it should.
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Carrots were originally purple, not orange. Here’s what happened
For thousands of years, carrots were purple or yellow. Then in the 16th century, Dutch farmers came into the picture.
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How Einstein stood up for a ‘canceled’ Marie Curie in her darkest hour
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Real-life invisibility cloaks are already here. But how do they work?
Invisibility cloaks have already transcended fiction. The future is now.
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Best way to seal marijuana smell? Pack it in double vacuum-sealed bags
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Octopus arms can make decisions on their own without a brain
It's a completely different type of intelligence than what we're familiar with.
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Plants ‘scream’ under stress. Here is how you can hear them
Buy you still may not know if their crying means crying or something else.
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Did life thrive beyond Earth? AI technique may provide some answers
It reveals a sample’s biological or non-biological origin with 90% accuracy
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Reverse vaccine could treat MS and other autoimmune diseases
Scientists developed a "reverse vaccine" that helps the body to forget things. It could lead to new treatments.
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The future’s hot, literally: How the next supercontinent could cook all mammals out of existence in 250 million years
Earth's environment may become unlivable for mammals in the next 250 million years, but at least this time human are...
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Donald Trump’s truth: why liars might sometimes be considered honest – new research
What makes some people believe obvious lies, and obvious liars?
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A lost ancient language has been rediscovered in cuneiform tablets in Turkey
An extinct language hidden within a cuneiform tablet sheds light on the mysterious land of Kalašma.
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James Webb detects carbon, a crucial ingredient of life, on Jupiter’s icy moon Europa
Upcoming space missions next year plan to take an even closer look at Europa.
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Electrons from Earth may be forming water on the moon
Our solar system is a pretty interesting place.
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China is facing an alarming mpox outbreak. Could this be next global health crisis?
The government is handling the surge in cases under the same protocols as Covid-19.
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