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Researchers found that Spirostomum ambiguum uses a fishnet-shaped protein network powered by calcium ions, not the chemical fuel human muscles rely on.
The virus, first identified in Australian seabirds on June 20, has already been found alive in birds in Western Australia and South Australia.
A new study finds greenhouse gas emissions increased Pine Island Glacier's retreat by 18 to 20 percent since the 1940s.
Researchers used a new laser-based technique requiring ten times less material than previous methods to read oxygen isotopes from fossils found in the Namib Desert.
A new rapid attribution study found a similar heat wave in June 1976 would have been 3.5 degrees Celsius cooler during the day.
The vessel uses hydrofoil technology to lift its hull out of the water, cutting drag and running entirely on battery power.
A 40-year study of three baboon species shows that daughters inherit their mothers' social rank and benefit throughout their lives from staying close to female relatives.
Starting Monday, violent felonies including armed robbery, arson and stalking will permanently disqualify drivers regardless of how long ago the conviction occurred.
Researchers at Delft University combined perception, decision-making and steering response into one framework, and Waymo is already using it.
The snow and ice accumulated all winter are expected to be fully melted by Monday, the second-earliest date ever recorded.
One patient performed over 900 electrocardiograms on her smartwatch in a single year, leading to multiple emergency room visits.
The 60-year-old had never traveled internationally, but doctors linked his infection to possible exposure through former coworkers decades earlier.
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