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Don't forget birds and bats when renovating or building new homes

[ad_1] As newer homes are built or older homes are renovated, empty attic spaces are disappearing – this eliminates a vital refuge for birds and

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Sci-fi author Martha Wells, author of the Murderbot series, on what a machine intelligence might want

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Great bustard gets spruced up for a show at London’s Natural History Museum

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Tiny black holes hiding in the sun could trace out stunning patterns

[ad_1] Primordial black holes could take on intricate orbits inside the sun and similar stars Vitorio A. De Lorenci Our solar system might be chock-full

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AI can predict landmine areas from satellite images

[ad_1] An AI model can identify landmine areas with up to 92 per cent accuracy, which could help to speed up the removal of the

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How the weird and powerful pull of black holes made me a physicist

[ad_1] When I heard Stephen Hawking extoll the mysteries of black holes, I knew theoretical physics was what I wanted to do. There is still

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Hungry deer may have driven tiny plant evolution on Japanese island

[ad_1] On Yakushima island, sika deer might have forced flora to shrink as small as a tenth of the size of their mainland counterparts [ad_2]

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Tamiflu seems to relieve noise-induced hearing loss in mice

[ad_1] Mice that were given a high dose of the antiviral drug oseltamivir phosphate, better known as Tamiflu, after prolonged and excessive noise exposure showed

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Fossil trove reveals three new species of ancient egg-laying mammals

[ad_1] Illustration of six ancient monotreme species whose fossilised remains were found at Lightning Ridge, Australia Illustration by Peter Shouten From inside an old safe

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Starliner launch: When is Boeing testing its crewed space capsule?

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