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Only Known Sample of Metallic Hydrogen Suddenly Went Missing
A team of researchers from Harvard announced that they have lost the only known sample of metallic hydrogen on Earth.
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Higher Levels of Physical Activity in Older Adults Could Lessen Risk of Chronic Pain
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Ancient Neanderthals Still Strongly Influence Human Genes 30,000 Years Post-Extinction
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
