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A 1-metric-ton seal born in 2020 has been climbing onto cars and chasing people in Tasmania, and marine biologists say his behavior follows predictable patterns.
The Po's flow has dropped 50 percent below its yearly average, with water temperatures reaching 28 degrees Celsius despite the river's Alpine origins.
The signing ceremony at NASA headquarters honored the legacy of Serbian American engineers who contributed to the Apollo program.
The streaming company says the largest share of AI work has been in post-production, with three international projects named as examples.
Gabriel Perez allegedly made more than $100,000 on Kalshi by wagering on the length of presidential remarks he helped prepare.
A team at Saitama University found that a calmodulin-binding peptide shifts its molecular target from calmodulin to the cancer-linked protein midkine depending on whether calcium or sodium ions are present.
Researchers at the University of Science and Technology of China published results in Nature Physics showing quantum teleportation reduces photon loss over long distances better than sending photons directly.
Researchers used 10 climate models to show that coordinated global cleanup produces 50% more monsoon rain in India than regional action alone.
A policy update covers T-Mobile and Verizon customers for the first time, matching conditions AT&T already required.
Buzz Aldrin used the marker to reset a broken circuit breaker that could have stranded him and Neil Armstrong on the lunar surface.
Scientists at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute used anonymized cellphone data from 2 million users to study travel patterns across urban locations.
Researchers at security firm ESET found 11 defective firmware images that Microsoft signed but never revoked, leaving Windows and Linux devices exposed.
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