Over the past two or three decades, scientists have noticed with growing alarm that vast stretches of coastal waters are turning into dead zones — patches of seabed so depleted of oxygen that few creatures, if any, can survive there.
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Microplastics hinder plant photosynthesis, study finds, threatening millions with starvation
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Scientists Turn Light Into a “Supersolid” Form for the First Time—a Quantum Physics Revolution
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Scientists have achieved something never seen before—light has been transformed into a state that defies physics. It flows like a liquid yet holds its structure like a solid. This breakthrough could...
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Anand Mahindra shared a startling statistic that only 38.5% of internet traffic is human, with the rest generated by bots and other automated tools. T