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Scientists have unveiled a Sahara lizard-inspired Mars rover designed to 'swim' through sand — solving one of deep space exploration's most stubborn problems. In the quantum world, researchers have detected entanglement in a crystal you can hold in your hand, a discovery that rewrites what we thought possible at human scales. A new third category of magnet called an altermagnet is shaking up over a century of physics, with major implications for next-generation electronics. On the medical front, lab-engineered mini livers could offer a lifeline to patients facing organ failure, while a minimally invasive knee procedure is delivering surprisingly lasting pain relief. And after thousands of years, scientists have finally uncovered the atomic secret behind why gold never tarnishes — and the answer is more elegant than anyone expected.

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