Bumble-bees use their fuzz to detect electric fields
Electrosensory capability helps insects to find flowers, say researchers
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Particle ‘X’ may have snuffed out cosmic lithium
New hypothesis seeks to reconcile theory and observations of the early universe
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High-efficiency flat lenses shrink down to the nanoscale
Ultrathin lens could replace bulky lenses in smartphones and telescopes
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New Horizons lifts the lid on Pluto’s peculiar polygons
Convection cells create the patchwork surface of Sputnik Planum, say scientists
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Huge magma reservoir could be lurking under South Korean island
New seismic-tomography model reveals an unexpected feature
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Ingredients for life spotted on comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko
Glycine could have arrived on a young Earth from space, say Rosetta scientists
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Schrödinger’s cat lives and dies in two boxes at once
Physicists create a double cat state in two entangled microwave cavities
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Coherent terahertz radiation created in laser plasmas
New technique could lead to intense tabletop terahertz sources
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Did solar superflares spark life on Earth?
Huge storms on the Sun could have disrupted our planet's magnetic shield
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Protons swim with ease through shark jelly
Discovery could help to explain how some fish detect tiny electric fields
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