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Naturelatest•day•week•month
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Coup Prediction Algorithms Are Here to Save and/or Destroy Democracy
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A Galactic Chain
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A Beacon in the Clouds
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Gas Will Be the First Big Climate Fight of the Trump Era
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An Energetic Protostar
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A Gathering of Ancient Stars
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Drought Will Make Water Rationing Routine
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A New View of a Distant Spiral
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Glowing From Within
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A Sky Full of Stars
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Environmental Diplomacy Had a Terrible Year
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A Cloud in the Deep Sky
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A Clash of Titans
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Gazing Deeply Through Time
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The Glow of Hot, Young Stars
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A Dark and Dusty Galaxy
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Electric Eels’ Shocking Ability To Alter The Genetics Of Nearby Animals
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A Psychologist Shares 5 Major Reasons Why Marriages Fall Apart
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Aurora: Jaw-Dropping New Photos As Solar Storms Spark Intense Displays Across The World
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El Nino May Impact Holiday-Related Supply Chains
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A Psychologist Explains The Intricacies Of Parenting With A New Partner
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Why It’s A Big Week For Halley’s Comet, A Possible ‘Star Of Bethlehem’
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Kiss Band Members ‘Immortalized’ As Digital Avatars: ‘We Can Live On Eternally’
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A Psychologist Makes Sense Of The ‘Butterfly Effect’ In Relationships
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Lasers And Giant Projections Turn S.F. Landmarks Into Eye-Popping Kaleidoscopes
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Recency Bias, Weather, And The Snubbing Of Florida State Football
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How To Redesign Your Love Nest For Renewed Romance, According To A Psychologist
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See A Crescent Moon Cradle Venus And Shoot A Star-Trail: The Night Sky This Week
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2 Key Tips To Own The ‘Childless By Choice’ Trend, By A Psychologist
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COP28: Artist Teams With Google For Vivid Interactive Dive Into Freshwater Crisis
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How do people catch bird flu?
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Ireland’s AI data centers are sucking up too much of the country’s energy
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California sees large population increase in 2024 — nearly returning to pre-pandemic level
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Newsom proclaims state of emergency in response to bird flu
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Despite media hype, experts unfazed by elevated radiation at Albany Bulb
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This cute squirrel hides a secret: It’s a vicious predator
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How old are Saturn’s rings? Study suggests they could be as old as the planet
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Tornado: Why did San Francisco get a warning, but not Scotts Valley?
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Elkhorn Slough researchers find sea otter population helps stop invasion of green crabs
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Here’s where burrowing owls have disappeared in California
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Once cold and lonely, ‘snow management’ at Tahoe resorts goes high-tech with lasers
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Share the Spirit: Meet the Bay Area pet lovers who are battling animal overpopulation
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How a surprising San Jose spot became a last refuge for the Bay Area’s burrowing owl population
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Court rules California Coastal Commission can limit construction of seawalls for thousands of property owners
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New Zealand scientists suspect specimen of world’s rarest whale died from head injuries
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