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Life On Earth Started With Volcanic Lightning

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Unveiling India’s Hypersonic Leap: IIT Kanpur breaks ground

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Researchers use satellite-detected leaf greening as a new early warning sign of volcanic eruptions via carbon dioxide emissions.
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Plants Predict Volcanic Eruptions

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India takes a pioneering step with its first Arctic winter expedition, aiming to unravel climate intricacies. Explore the objectives, significance, and international collaboration shaping this venture.
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India Ventures into Arctic Winter Expedition for Climate Insight

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Explore the fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war on scientific research in Ukraine, unveiling losses and challenges while outlining crucial priorities for safeguarding the nation's scientific landscape
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Russia-Ukraine War: Scientific Research Losses and Challenges

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Explore the fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war on scientific research in Ukraine, unveiling losses and challenges while outlining crucial priorities for safeguarding the nation's scientific landscape
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War’s Toll: Ukraine Loses 18% of Scientists

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: Dive into the cosmic intrigue as an unprecedented dark hole on the sun sends powerful solar winds toward Earth. Explore the mysteries of coronal holes, the unexpected solar activity, and the enigma of this celestial drama challenging our understanding of the solar cycle.
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Enormous Dark Hole Unleashes Mysterious Forces at Earth

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Johns Hopkins researchers grow a first-of-its-kind whole-brain organoid with blood vessels and neural activity, revolutionizing neuropsychiatric research.
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AI System, Constrained Like Brain, Shows Adaptability

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New research from Harvard reveals human activity, specifically global dam construction, has visibly shifted Earth's magnetic poles. Discover how water impoundment reorients our planet's spin axis and impacts sea levels.
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Earth’s Oxygen-Rich Atmosphere Faces a Transient Future

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In a groundbreaking development, an international research team has propelled atomic clocks into a new era by utilizing nuclear transitions in atomic scandium instead of electronic transitions. Conducted at the European X-Ray Free-Electron Laser facility, this advance is poised to usher in a thousandfold increase in timekeeping precision, as detailed in the journal Nature.
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Nuclear Clocks Pave the Way for Revolutionary Timekeeping

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