Cosmos
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[:eu]Uranus’s magnetic field toggles on and off every day[:]
[:eu]The strange geometry of Uranus’s magnetic field means it opens and closes each time the planet spins[:]
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[:eu]New model backs controversial idea of how evolution works[:]
[:eu]Research supports Gould’s hypothesis that new characteristics evolve during periods of rapid change. [:]
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[:eu]Dinosaur foot reconstruction fuels Cretaceous footprint debate[:]
[:eu]To understand what created the myriad fossil tracks at Australia’s Lark Quarry, scientists built a detailed model foot to make some tracks of their own. John Pickrell reports.[:]
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[:eu]How Chinese fossils are rewriting the history of feathered dinosaurs[:]
[:eu]Paleontologists thought they had a good idea of the diversity of feathered dinosaur species. But a recent finding left them scratching their heads[:]
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[:eu]Lessons in leadership from a school of problem-solving fishbots[:]
[:eu]Research shows that groups of robots need different ‘personality’ types to work collectively and overcome obstacles.[:]
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[:eu]Bose–Einstein condensates simulate transformation of elusive magnetic monopoles[:]
[:eu]For the first time physicists have experimentally simulated a long-predicted relationship between two kinds of magnetic monopole. [:]
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[:eu]Physicists sketch plans for a matter-wave tractor beam[:]
[:eu]Tiny tractor beams made from quantum-mechanical matter waves could make vital tools for nanotechnology[:]
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[:eu]Ancient minerals fill in lost chapter of Earth’s history[:]
[:eu]A study of the oldest minerals ever found has shed new light on Earth in the Hadean eon, 4.4 billion years ago.[:]
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[:eu]Science’s war on art fraud [:]
[:eu]High-tech methods such as X-ray fluorescence are revolutionising art conservation and authentication[:]