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Sound analysis hints sirens have an evolutionary link with wolf howls
Wolf howls may have served as a danger signal to our ancestors 鈥� and modern emergency sirens may be an effective way to alert us because they sound like howls
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Could we jump into a wormhole to save us from the world at present?
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Ultracold atoms can work together to shape or steer light
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The fuzzy law that could break the idea of a mathematical universe
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Science with Sam: Is our reality just one part of a multiverse?
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Science with Sam: What is a black hole? And could you survive one?
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Inside the incredibly slow race to reinvent time
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What does gravity weigh? The surprise answer that reshapes reality
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The detector with a billion sensors that may finally snare dark matter
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Why neutrinos are the strangest particles in the Standard Model
We still don鈥檛 know what the mass of a neutrino is, which means there is still lots of exciting work to do, says Chanda Prescod-Weinstein
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Exotic fifth state of matter made on the International Space Station
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Taming nuclear fusion is hard, but there are new reasons for optimism
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Why cracking nuclear fusion will depend on artificial intelligence
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