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What El Niño Is, and How It Shifts the Weather
El Niño is the warm phase of a Pacific climate cycle that raises ocean temperatures and reshapes rainfall and weather worldwide.
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Climate, space, life sciences and research. Cubed News science coverage translates peer-reviewed work and major findings into clear, accurate context. Edited by Daniel Okoro.
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What Nuclear Fusion Is, and Why It’s So Hard
Nuclear fusion merges light atomic nuclei to release energy, the reaction that powers the Sun, and one of the hardest to control…
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What Biodiversity Is, and Why Its Loss Matters
Biodiversity is the variety of life across genes, species, and ecosystems, and the living foundation that human societies depend on.
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What Entropy Is, Explained Without the Jargon
Entropy measures how many microscopic arrangements match a system's state, and why energy naturally spreads out and loses usefulness.
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How Scientific Peer Review Actually Works
Peer review is the quality-control system behind almost every study you read about. It is more human, more flawed and more important…
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What Quantum Computing Could and Could Not Do
A useful quantum computer would not be a faster laptop. It would excel at a narrow set of problems in chemistry, materials…
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What CRISPR Gene Editing Can and Cannot Do
CRISPR has already moved from the lab into approved medicine, but its real capabilities are narrower, and its ethical questions sharper, than…
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How Carbon Capture and Storage Actually Works
Carbon capture is neither a silver bullet nor a hoax. It is a real, working set of technologies with a narrow, expensive…
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Why the James Webb Space Telescope Matters
It is not just a bigger Hubble. By seeing in infrared, Webb looks further back in cosmic time and into places visible…
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What the IPCC Assessment Reports Actually Say
The IPCC does not run experiments or set policy. It synthesises the published science — and its conclusions are more measured, and…