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Advance Metals Unearths High-Grade Gold at Victorian Project
Advance Metals unearthed high-grade gold at its Victorian Myrtleford project, with a diamond drill hole intersecting 1.2 meters at 93 grams per tonne, exceeding previous discoveries and indicating significant exploration potential within the 13km Happy Valley trend.
Advance Metals Unearths High-Grade Gold at Victorian Project
Advance Metals unearthed high-grade gold at its Victorian Myrtleford project, with a diamond drill hole intersecting 1.2 meters at 93 grams per tonne, exceeding previous discoveries and indicating significant exploration potential within the 13km Happy Valley trend.
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48% Bias Score
Uganda's Rhino Revival: Success at Ziwa Ranch Faces Relocation Challenges
Uganda's Ziwa ranch, once a cattle farm, now houses 48 southern white rhinos—a conservation success story driven by dedicated rangers, tourism revenue, and a serene habitat, but their future hinges on a planned relocation to national parks and long-term anti-poaching measures.
Uganda's Rhino Revival: Success at Ziwa Ranch Faces Relocation Challenges
Uganda's Ziwa ranch, once a cattle farm, now houses 48 southern white rhinos—a conservation success story driven by dedicated rangers, tourism revenue, and a serene habitat, but their future hinges on a planned relocation to national parks and long-term anti-poaching measures.
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Record Low Arctic Sea Ice in 2025 Exacerbates Climate Concerns
Arctic sea ice reached a record low of 5.53 million square miles on March 22, 2025, due to cyclones, unusually warm temperatures, and thinner ice, all exacerbated by climate change; severe thunderstorms and flooding are also expected across central and eastern parts of the US this week.
Record Low Arctic Sea Ice in 2025 Exacerbates Climate Concerns
Arctic sea ice reached a record low of 5.53 million square miles on March 22, 2025, due to cyclones, unusually warm temperatures, and thinner ice, all exacerbated by climate change; severe thunderstorms and flooding are also expected across central and eastern parts of the US this week.
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SpaceX Launches First Crewed Polar Orbit Mission
Four private adventurers—a Maltese bitcoin entrepreneur, a Norwegian cinematographer, a German roboticist, and an Australian adventurer—embarked on SpaceX's third private human spaceflight, orbiting the North and South Poles aboard the Crew Dragon "Resilience" launched from Florida's historic pad 39...
SpaceX Launches First Crewed Polar Orbit Mission
Four private adventurers—a Maltese bitcoin entrepreneur, a Norwegian cinematographer, a German roboticist, and an Australian adventurer—embarked on SpaceX's third private human spaceflight, orbiting the North and South Poles aboard the Crew Dragon "Resilience" launched from Florida's historic pad 39...
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Catalonia Launches €30 Million Program to Attract US Scientists
The Catalan government announced a €30 million, three-year "Catalonian Talent Bridge" program to attract 70 US scientists whose research and academic freedom were threatened by policies under the Trump administration.
Catalonia Launches €30 Million Program to Attract US Scientists
The Catalan government announced a €30 million, three-year "Catalonian Talent Bridge" program to attract 70 US scientists whose research and academic freedom were threatened by policies under the Trump administration.
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40% Bias Score
Arctic Ice Melt Threatens Major Ocean Current, Raising Cold Winter Risks
A new study reveals that rapidly melting Arctic ice could weaken or collapse the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), potentially causing significantly colder winters in Europe and North America by the end of the century.
Arctic Ice Melt Threatens Major Ocean Current, Raising Cold Winter Risks
A new study reveals that rapidly melting Arctic ice could weaken or collapse the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), potentially causing significantly colder winters in Europe and North America by the end of the century.
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52% Bias Score
Insufficient Deep Sleep Linked to Brain Shrinkage, Increased Alzheimer's Risk
A new Yale study links insufficient slow-wave and REM sleep to shrinkage of the brain's inferior parietal region, an early indicator of Alzheimer's disease, highlighting the importance of prioritizing sleep for cognitive health.
Insufficient Deep Sleep Linked to Brain Shrinkage, Increased Alzheimer's Risk
A new Yale study links insufficient slow-wave and REM sleep to shrinkage of the brain's inferior parietal region, an early indicator of Alzheimer's disease, highlighting the importance of prioritizing sleep for cognitive health.
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40% Bias Score
Mount Spurr Eruption Imminent: Scientists Issue Warning
Increased seismic activity, high gas emissions (450 tonnes of sulphur dioxide daily), and a large steam plume from Mount Spurr indicate a high probability of an explosive eruption within weeks, posing risks to aviation and public health due to potential ashfall.
Mount Spurr Eruption Imminent: Scientists Issue Warning
Increased seismic activity, high gas emissions (450 tonnes of sulphur dioxide daily), and a large steam plume from Mount Spurr indicate a high probability of an explosive eruption within weeks, posing risks to aviation and public health due to potential ashfall.
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40% Bias Score
Record-Breaking 100+ Day Survival Achieved with BiVACOR Artificial Heart
A 40-year-old Australian with heart failure survived over 100 days with a BiVACOR artificial heart before receiving a donor heart, setting a new world record for this technology and showing potential for long-term use in organ transplant patients.
Record-Breaking 100+ Day Survival Achieved with BiVACOR Artificial Heart
A 40-year-old Australian with heart failure survived over 100 days with a BiVACOR artificial heart before receiving a donor heart, setting a new world record for this technology and showing potential for long-term use in organ transplant patients.
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Bronze Age Settlement in Morocco Rewrites North African History
Archaeological excavations at Kach Kouch, Morocco, revealed a Bronze Age settlement (2200-600 BCE) with evidence of agriculture, animal husbandry, and interaction with Phoenician communities, challenging previous assumptions about the region's prehistory.
Bronze Age Settlement in Morocco Rewrites North African History
Archaeological excavations at Kach Kouch, Morocco, revealed a Bronze Age settlement (2200-600 BCE) with evidence of agriculture, animal husbandry, and interaction with Phoenician communities, challenging previous assumptions about the region's prehistory.
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28% Bias Score
New Biomarker Predicts Alzheimer's Cognitive Decline
Researchers at Stanford University have discovered a new biomarker—a ratio of two synaptic proteins (YWHAG and NPTX2)—that accurately predicts cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease, potentially improving early diagnosis and treatment selection.
New Biomarker Predicts Alzheimer's Cognitive Decline
Researchers at Stanford University have discovered a new biomarker—a ratio of two synaptic proteins (YWHAG and NPTX2)—that accurately predicts cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease, potentially improving early diagnosis and treatment selection.
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24% Bias Score
ARC Fellowship Changes Threaten Australia's International Research Competitiveness
The Australian Research Council's proposed changes to its fellowship programs, including shorter durations and fewer grants, risk hindering international research talent recruitment, as noted by researchers amid global funding uncertainty and increased international competition.
ARC Fellowship Changes Threaten Australia's International Research Competitiveness
The Australian Research Council's proposed changes to its fellowship programs, including shorter durations and fewer grants, risk hindering international research talent recruitment, as noted by researchers amid global funding uncertainty and increased international competition.
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56% Bias Score
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