United Kingdom Science News API

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            "title": "Scientists finally pinpoint the cause of Atlantic Ocean warming",
            "description": "Human activity is driving Atlantic Ocean warming, overturning a long-held theory about natural ocean cycles and hurricanes.",
            "content": "Long-term temperature swings in the Atlantic Ocean have long been attributed to natural ocean circulation. New research suggests that’s wrong.\nA new study separated natural climate signals from those caused by human activity. The researchers found th... [4874 chars]",
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            "title": "The Mars Delusion",
            "description": "Establishing a human colony on Mars is fraught with risk. Why are so many people obsessed with achieving it?",
            "content": "LONDON — On the corner of a busy gyratory, a bus ride from my house in south London, sits an unremarkable yellow-brick building. Each day, thousands of commuters sweep past this corner on the way to Vauxhall Bridge. Chances are that few would give th... [43746 chars]",
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            "title": "Some climate models suggest Venus could once have had liquid water and habitable temperatures, until a dramatic transformation hundreds of millions of years ago. One leading idea is that widespread vo",
            "description": "NASA GISS modelling suggests Venus may have held a shallow ocean for up to two billion years before volcanic resurfacing and a brightening Sun tipped it into a runaway greenhouse. A 2021 Nature study disputes it, arguing Venus never had oceans. Why its past is still an open question.",
            "content": "Venus today is the most hostile planet in the solar system. Its surface sits at about 465 degrees Celsius, hotter than Mercury despite being almost twice as far from the Sun, under an atmosphere of carbon dioxide pressing down at roughly 90 times Ear... [3982 chars]",
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