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From Cow-Milking Robots to Weed-Zapping Lasers, Farmers Are Embracing A.I.
How One Company Plans to Mine the Bottom of the Sea

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βTeachers Are Going to Hate Itβ: How Social Media Apps Hooked Teens at School
Israelβs Nuclear Arsenal: A Controversial Reality

I.R.A. Rebates for Appliance Swaps Could Be Phased Out

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Chinese Military Sought Nvidia Chips for Years, Report Says
Oil Prices Jump as Middle East Tensions Build

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Joby Demonstrated its Air Taxi in Manhattan, but You Canβt Fly in It Yet
By September, Nearly a Third of Americans Will Live in States With Legal Aid in Dying
Fungi Bloomed Twice around End-Cretaceous Mass Extinction

By studying fungal microfossils in 66-million-year-old rock samples from the Denver Basin in Colorado, Johns Hopkins University microbiologists have confirmed that the dinosaur-killing asteroid impact triggered a worldwide fungal takeover, and uncovered a second, previously unknown ecological crisis just before it.
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Toothless, Bipedal Crocodile Relative Lived in New Mexico 212 Million Years Ago

Paleontologists have described a new species of bipedal shuvosaurid archosaur from New Mexico, shedding light on a group of creatures that roamed North America during the Triassic period, more than 200 million years ago.
The post Toothless, Bipedal Crocodile Relative Lived in New Mexico 212 Million Years Ago appeared first on Sci.News: Breaking Science News.
Teachers Union Urges Schools to Curb A.I. Chatbots and Screen Time
U.S. Aims to Give Cold War Plutonium to Start-Ups for Nuclear Fuel

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Which Countries Are Profiting From the Iran War Oil Shock

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The New βGold Rushβ of Geothermal Energy

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