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Long orbit
Nature, Published online: 29 November 2024; doi:10.1038/d41586-024-03884-3 A change of course. Source link
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Let the data talk: embrace exploratory research
Attending a psychology conference this month, I was struck by an unsettling trend in social-science research. The abstract book revealed…
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How I’m creating career opportunities for researchers back home in Mexico
David Posner (at lectern) introduces his plan to bring students from Mexico’s Vasco de Quiroga University to Cambridge, UK, for…
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AI could pose pandemic-scale biosecurity risks. Here’s how to make it safer
Artificial-intelligence models are able to translate an experimental method into code that runs a liquid-handling robot.Credit: Getty Since July, researchers…
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Does South Korea have what it takes to become a leading space nation?
The Nuri rocket launches from the Naro Space Center in UGoheung-gun, South Korea, in 2022.Credit: Korea Aerospace Research Institute via…
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Fragments of eternal youth
Jingex was feeling their age. Over the past 10 or 15 yahn cycles, they’d grown and grown and grown, until…
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Why did Earth’s first radio message to alien civilizations leave out half of humanity?
As the electronic signals from our planet expand ever outwards into space, the world is marking 50 years since humanity…
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Emissions from private jets are soaring
More private jets are taking to the skies now than there were four years ago.Credit: Joan Valls/Urbanandsport/NurPhoto via Getty A…
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India–Eurasia convergence speed-up by passive-margin sediment subduction
Patriat, P. & Achache, J. India–Eurasia collision chronology has implications for crustal shortening and driving mechanism of plates. Nature 311,…
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The eight obituaries of a Shanghai person
One: 16 March 2074 Donghua Advertising Company is deeply saddened to announce that, owing to company restructuring and resource optimization,…
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