Singapore Science News API

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            "title": "New Dates Obtained for Stone Tools in East Asia",
            "description": "CHICAGO, ILLINOIS—Stone tools uncovered at the Lingjing archaeological site in central China have been dated […]",
            "content": "CHICAGO, ILLINOIS—Stone tools uncovered at the Lingjing archaeological site in central China have been dated to 146,000 years ago, or about 20,000 years earlier than previously thought, according to a statement released by the Field Museum. “People o... [1231 chars]",
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            "content": "Zinc has a reputation as a helpful element used in vitamins, sunscreen, and galvanized metal. Ocean scientists have long tracked it as a natural nutrient for tiny marine life without any cause for concern.\nNew measurements from the South Pacific are ... [5391 chars]",
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            "title": "In Quantum Gravity, the Cosmological Constant May Behave Similar To The Quantum Hall Effect",
            "description": "The cosmological constant has been a problem in physics since Einstein, but new research may show why it takes the value that it does despite quantum fluctuations that should make its value practically infinite.",
            "content": "Trying to solve quantum gravity is frustrating. We have made tremendous progress in quantum theory, but it seems that every time we find a new quantum technique, there's a reason it doesn't quite work with gravity. Take, for example, the case of quan... [4336 chars]",
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