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    This Asteroid Had a 3 Percent Chance of Hitting Earth and Now It’s Zero

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    Superelastic Alloy Stays Strong from Liquid Helium to Boiling Water, Transforming Space and Medicine

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    Scientists Warn That Antidepressants May Do More Harm Than Good in Dementia Patients

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    10,000x Smaller: Tiny Nano-Antenna Could Revolutionize Wireless Tech

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    Aging Brains Have a Sugar Problem – And Stanford Scientists May Have Found a Fix

    March 1, 2025

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    New Study Uncovers Dangerous Secret of “Green” Refrigerants

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    The Next Ice Age Is 10,000 Years Away, Or Is It?

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    The Hidden Material Breakthrough That Could Supercharge AI and Save Energy

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    February 28, 2025

    A study on adolescents uncovered a crucial link between circadian rhythms and eating habits, showing…

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