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Arctic Ocean started warming decades earlier than thought — and could worsen due to climate change

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Arctic Ocean began warming rapidly at the beginning of last century by a process called Atlantification
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The secret to the Vikings’ success may lie in their encampments

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Viking encampments allowed them to leave their boats behind and use their positions to support themselves as they expanded, writes Christian Cooijmans
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Why are giant pandas black and white? Here’s how we found out

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Most mammals are a pretty boring when it comes to their colours but the giant panda is another story. Tim Caro, Nick Scott-Samuel and Ossi Nokelainen explain why this may be
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White House: 92% Of Fed Workers Under Mandate Are Vaccinated

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Officials say the most important lesson for businesses from the federal experience is that once they take the first step toward requirements, their workers will follow.
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Pentagon Creates New Group To Investigate UFO Sightings

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The creation of the Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group follows over 100 incidents officials say they can't explain.
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Michael Strahan Going Into Space Next Month On Blue Origin Flight

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“I want to go to space,” Strahan told “Good Morning America.” “I think being there at the first launch, it really was mind-blowing.”
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Second lab owned by scandal-hit testing company facing allegations of misconduct

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Exclusive: NHS tests have reportedly been processed at the site, where staff were forced to operate faulty machines and given improper protective equipment. Experts have called for the lab to be investigated
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Scientists invent popcorn-based home insulation material that’s waterproof and biodegradable

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The plant-based material is a sustainable alternative to current building insulation products
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Prehistoric ‘penis worms’ were the first creatures to use discarded shells to avoid predators, study finds

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Findings indicate key role of predators in shaping ecology and behaviour in very early stages of animal evolution, researchers say
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Cancer cells strengthen by sucking mitochondria out of immune cells using ‘tiny tentacles’, study finds

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Scientists say this is a completely new mechanism by which cancer cells evade the body’s immune system
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