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ScienceApr 9

Researchers Report Progress in Experimental Opioid Alternative Development

Scientists testing new compound DFNZ found it provided pain relief in mice without addiction risk or respiratory depression.

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ScienceJun 5

Mangrove Forests Show Recovery After Decades of Human-Caused Damage

Mangrove ecosystems are demonstrating unexpected recovery following extensive historical destruction from human activities.

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ScienceJun 12

Goblin Shark Filmed Alive in Deep-Sea Habitat for First Time

Scientists have captured the first confirmed footage of a living goblin shark in its natural deep-sea environment, according to a new study.

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ScienceMay 24

Researchers Discover Previously Unknown Island in Antarctica's Weddell Sea

Explorers found a previously unidentified Antarctic island in an area long marked as a hazard zone on maritime charts.

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ScienceApr 5

Archaeological discoveries highlight political uses of historical research

Recent archaeological cases show how historical discoveries can be manipulated for political purposes across different contexts.

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ScienceJun 10

Fusion Energy Companies Report Technical Milestones in Reactor Development

Two fusion energy startups announced separate achievements in reactor design and plasma heating as the industry pursues commercial viability.

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ScienceApr 28

UK Research Agency ARIA Explores Brain Stimulation Technologies for Medical Applications

Britain's Advanced Research and Invention Agency is investigating brain stimulation methods to treat neurological conditions like epilepsy and Alzheimer's disease.

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ScienceJun 9

Archaeological Discovery Reveals 7,000-Year-Old Headless Skeletons in Slovakia

Researchers have uncovered dozens of decapitated human remains dating back 7,000 years in a Slovakian ditch, providing new insights into ancient burial practices.

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ScienceApr 23

Scientists identify mysterious golden orb found in Alaskan deep sea as rare anemone

A golden object discovered 2 miles underwater off Alaska in 2023 has been identified as part of a giant deep-sea anemone after two years of analysis.

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ScienceMar 27

Scientists Document Sperm Whale Birth with Assisting Pod Members

Researchers captured rare footage of sperm whales working together to assist during and after a birth, providing new insights into whale behavior.

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ScienceApr 11

Space Music History and Artemis Mission Preparations Draw Public Interest

Articles explore the history of music in space and ongoing preparations for NASA's Artemis II mission reentry phase.

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ScienceMar 6

NASA Rules Out Asteroid Moon Impact, Senate Advances Lunar Program Funding

NASA confirmed no collision risk from asteroid 2024 YR4 while Senate moves forward with lunar mission authorization.

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ScienceMay 27

Environmental Concerns Drive Multiple Coastal and Water-Related Developments

Separate environmental issues affect New Orleans planning, beach safety, and cruise industry projects.

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ScienceApr 12

Great White Sharks Disappear from South African Waters, Sparking Scientific Debate

Great white sharks have vanished from waters near Cape Town, South Africa, with scientists debating whether orcas or human activity caused the exodus.

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ScienceJun 7

Research Shows Bumblebees Can Solve Complex Problems Despite Small Brain Size

New scientific research reveals that bumblebees can spontaneously solve problems similar to larger-brained animals like chimps and elephants.

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