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Antarctic daily sea ice Jan 1st 2024

Earth

Earth wouldn’t have ice caps without eroding rocks and quiet volcanoes

Throughout Earth's history, ice caps have been very rare, but a model of the past 420 million years suggests an explanation for why they sometimes form

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A deep plot in a desert in Caesarea, Israeal

Humans

Farmers used trash to grow crops in barren sand 1000 years ago

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Life

Surprising fossils suggest early animals survived outside of water

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Space

Meet the man who single-handedly tracks every spaceflight mission ever

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Environment

Dyes made by microbes could reduce the environmental impact of clothes

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Life

Giant megalodon sharks may have sparred with their jaws

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Chemistry

Carbon-neutral hydrogen can be produced from farm waste

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The LA River

Earth

California’s groundwater drought continues despite torrential rain

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A Eurasian beaver that was reintroduced in Devon, UK

Environment

Rewilding is often championed, but could it be bad for biodiversity?

Analysis

Mind

Why we may crave dessert even when we are full from dinner

In mice, the neurons that dictate the feeling of being full are also the ones that cause sugar cravings, potentially explaining why people are still able to eat sweets after a filling meal

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Technology

Using AI tools like ChatGPT can reduce critical thinking skills

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Technology

Quantum batteries charge faster the larger they are

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Humans

Most Europeans may have had dark skin until less than 3000 years ago

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Health

Mouse brain slices brought back to life after being frozen for a week

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