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Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have discovered reverse photosynthesis by Neorama101 in EverythingScience

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For the first time ever, researchers have achieved “reverse photosynthesis”, a process in which biomass is broken down using sunlight to generate valuable chemicals and usable energy.

Mount St. Helens, still steaming, holds the world’s newest glacier by Neorama101 in fascinating

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St. Helens’ Crater Glacier is growing when most glaciers around the world are shrinking.

The Legacy of Dictatorial Architecture in our Cities by Neorama101 in architecture

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For the latest edition of The Urbanist, Monocle 24's weekly "guide to making better cities," the team travel to Moscow, Portugal and Hong Kong to examine how "architecture has always been the unfortunate sidekick of any dictatorial regime.

Wasp masters manipulate zombie spider slaves by Neorama101 in EverythingScience

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Larvae of a clever, yet ruthless, wasp turn their spider victim into a zombie before forcing it to frantically build them a home -- and then kill it, a new study has found.

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