Nature News
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[:es]New type of dark energy could solve Universe expansion mystery[:]
[:es] Hints of a previously unknown, primordial form of the substance could explain why the cosmos now seems to be expanding faster than theory predicts. [:]
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[:es]Trove of CRISPR-like gene-cutting enzymes found in microbes[:]
[:es] The search for a CRISPR enzyme’s ancestors has revealed more than one million potential genome-editing tools. [:]
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[:es]Australia’s cane toads evolved as cannibals with frightening speed[:]
[:es] Study finds that the noxious pests have become so numerous, they’ve developed a taste for each other — as well as defences to ward off such attacks. [:]
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[:es]Water transformed into shiny, golden metal[:]
[:es] Electrons from a droplet of sodium and potassium turn water into a metallic material that conducts electricity. [:]
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[:es]Single chip tests thousands of enzyme mutations at once[:]
[:es] The technique vastly speeds up understanding of how the proteins function and how to target drugs. [:]
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[:es]China’s space station is preparing to host 1,000 scientific experiments[:]
[:es] Researchers around the world are eagerly awaiting the completion of Tiangong, to study topics from dark matter and gravitational waves to the growth of cancer and pathogenic bacteria. [:]
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[:es]The vanishing neutrinos that could upend fundamental physics[:]
[:es] The search for exotic ‘Majorana’ particles that could solve a big antimatter mystery is ramping up around the world. [:]