Nature News
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[:es]Mysterious particles spotted in Saturn’s atmosphere[:]
Source may be dust shed by planet’s iconic rings, according to data from NASA’s doomed Cassini probe.
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[:es]Global networks of small telescopes will chase companion signals of gravitational waves[:]
Seeing cosmic events is one thing, but what if you could hear them and taste them, too?
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[:es]Cancer-genome study challenges mouse ‘avatars'[:]
Grafting human cancer cells into mice alters tumour evolution.
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[:es]Supercomputer redesign of aeroplane wing mirrors bird anatomy[:]
Bird-bone structures emerge from an evolution-like algorithm.
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[:es]Chinese scientists fix genetic disorder in cloned human embryos[:]
A method for precisely editing genes in human embryos hints at a cure for a blood disease
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[:es]Oldest traces of life on Earth may lurk in Canadian rocks[:]
Researchers report chemical evidence of organisms that lived 3.95 billion years ago, but scepticism abounds.
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[:es]Jellyfish caught snoozing give clues to origin of sleep[:]
The brainless marine creatures are the simplest organisms known to seek slumber.
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[:es]Cassini crashes into Saturn — but could still deliver big discoveries[:]
Data from spacecraft could help determine the age of Saturn’s rings and the persistence of its magnetic field.
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[:es]Protein maps chart the causes of disease[:]
Improvements in mapping protein–protein interactions are allowing researchers to deconstruct the delicate mechanics of cells.