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Earth

Is Earth's missing xenon hiding in iron's hot embrace?

It seems that xenon, a normally inert gas, can form chemical bonds with iron under the hot and heavy conditions in Earth's core

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Climate science: a beginner's guide

Climate science: a beginner's guide

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Acidifying oceans will heat the planet more

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Acidifying oceans will heat the planet more

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Earth

Leaked IPCC report doesn't let us off the hook

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Huge methane belch in Arctic could cost $60 trillion

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Huge methane belch in Arctic could cost $60 trillion

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Gimme swelter: we explain the UK and US heatwaves

Earth

Gimme swelter: we explain the UK and US heatwaves

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Regulars

Musical argon is most accurate thermometer ever

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Musical argon is most accurate thermometer ever

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Physics

For ultra-precise measures, go for nature's constants

Opinion

Brightening the clouds touted as a way to save corals

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Brightening the clouds touted as a way to save corals

Making clouds brighter by spraying sea salt into the air could locally cool the oceans, reducing one of the threats facing coral reefs

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Space

NASA launches new telescope to solve sun heat mystery

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Life

Jumbo challenge: How elephants keep their cool

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Physics

Ultimate chill: The epic race to reach absolute zero

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Life

Starfish sacrifice arms to beat the heat

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