Nature News
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[:es]Tiny animal carcasses found in buried Antarctic lake[:]
[:es]The surprise discovery of ancient crustaceans and tardigrades emerged from a rare mission to drill into a lake sealed off by a kilometre of ice. [:]
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[:es]How much can forests fight climate change?[:]
[:es]Trees are supposed to slow global warming, but growing evidence suggests they might not always be climate saviours. [:]
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[:es]Earth’s magnetic field is acting up and geologists don’t know why[:]
[:es]Erratic motion of north magnetic pole forces experts to update model that aids global navigation. [:]
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[:es]AI face-scanning app spots signs of rare genetic disorders[:]
[:es]Deep-learning algorithm helps to diagnose conditions that aren’t readily apparent to doctors or researchers. [:]
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[:es]How ‘magic angle’ graphene is stirring up physics[:]
[:es]Misaligned stacks of the wonder material exhibit superconductivity and other curious properties. [:]
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[:es]Collapsing glaciers threaten Asia’s water supplies[:]
[:es]Tracking moisture, snow and meltwater across the ‘third pole’ will help communities to plan for climate change, argue Jing Gao and colleagues. [:]
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[:es]Collapsing glaciers threaten Asia’s water supplies[:]
[:es]Tracking moisture, snow and meltwater across the ‘third pole’ will help communities to plan for climate change, argue Jing Gao and colleagues. [:]
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[:es]Collapsing glaciers threaten Asia’s water supplies[:]
[:es]Tracking moisture, snow and meltwater across the ‘third pole’ will help communities to plan for climate change, argue Jing Gao and colleagues. [:]
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[:es]Collapsing glaciers threaten Asia’s water supplies[:]
[:es]Tracking moisture, snow and meltwater across the ‘third pole’ will help communities to plan for climate change, argue Jing Gao and colleagues. [:]