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Crude Oil Distillation: How One Sticky Liquid Becomes Petrol, Plastic, and Fuel For Planes
Crude oil looks like a messy black liquid, but refineries...
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Wireless Power Transfer: Is Finland Really Sending Electricity Through the Air?
Can Finland really send electricity through the air? Learn the...
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When Winter Storms Go Wild: How Climate Change Is Supercharging Wind and Rain
Winters are changing. Discover how warmer air supercharges wind-and-rain combo...
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AI vs the Storm: Can Supercomputers Predict Winter Weather Better Than Humans?
AI is speeding up winter forecasts and sharpening snow and...
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Frozen Skies: How the Polar Vortex Brings Big Winter Freezes
Why do some winters flip from mild to freezing? Meet...
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Superbugs vs. Science: Phage Therapy and the Hunt for New Antibiotics
Superbugs are rising, but science is fighting back with precision...
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Star Power for Data Centres? Fusion’s New Momentum
Fusion has fresh momentum—from lab record shots to headline-grabbing power...
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A One-and-Done Shot for Cholesterol? Gene Editing Moves Beyond Rare Diseases
A small trial used gene editing to switch off a...
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AI BFFs: Should You Let a Chatbot Be Your Friend?
AI companions feel friendly and always available—but they’re still tools....
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Why Iceland Keeps Erupting: The Reykjanes ‘Eruption Row’ Explained
Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula has seen repeated fissure eruptions since 2021....
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Buildings That Fix Themselves: Self-Healing Concrete
Self-healing concrete can seal tiny cracks using bacteria, microcapsules, or...
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Computers That Use Light: Photonic Chips and the Next Gen of AI
Photonic chips send data with light instead of electricity, boosting...
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