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Daily Briefing: Ice-Age Art Hints At How Humans Flourished
Tiny bird figurines hint at the sophistication of Europe’s earliest Homo sapiens. Plus, open peer-review reports are less likely to be retracted…
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Daily Briefing: Why All Living Cells Emit A Faint Glow
The emission of ‘biophotons’ could be a cell’s way of communicating with its neighbours. Plus, a ‘timer’ in the brain that tracks…
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Daily Briefing: The Town Heated By One Big Battery
A sand battery can keep Pornainen, Finland, toasty for up to a week in winter. Plus, UK physics facilities face a funding…
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Daily Briefing: The Science Of The Odyssey
The tale gives us glimpses of the medicine and technology of the Homeric world. Plus, this year’s El Niño is set to…
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Why Environmental Groups Are Suing Over Spacex’s Land Swap Deal
If approved, this deal would give SpaceX hundreds of acres that are currently part of the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife…
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Daily Briefing: Orcas Smash Sunfish To Smithereens
The dolphins might be helping their young eat, or just having fun. Plus, the beauty and skill of scientific illustration and a…
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Daily Briefing: Can The World Finally Eradicate Polio?
Some researchers think the current eradication strategy is outdated. Plus, goats hurt their brains when they butt heads and what scientist will…
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Rare Double Supernova Discovered Hiding In Jellyfish Nebula
For the first time ever, astronomers have found two sibling stars that each exploded as a supernova, giving us a new view…
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Daily Briefing: Baby T. Rex Were Tiny But Deadly
Tyrannosaurus rex of any size were not to be messed with. Plus, the first genetic clues for borderline personality disorder and a…