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UN agency confirms record 38 degrees Celsius heat for the
Arctic |
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe enters the Sun's atmosphere for the
first time |
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Geologists uncover 'treasure trove' of dinosaur tracks in
Poland |
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Can asteroid Nereus be mined for metals worth billions? |
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New study gives evidence for dark-matter free galaxies |
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NASA mission could blast an asteroid that once menaced Earth |
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Zoo in Chile tests experimental COVID vaccine on lions and
tigers |
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Hidden water discovered in Mars' Valles Marineris canyon |
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Russia hopeful of space rides from NASA to ISS from 2022:
Agency head |
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This subterranean creature has 1,306 legs. Yes, that's a
record. |
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How to scare an invasive fish? A menacing robot predator. |
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Did humans hasten the extinction of the woolly mammoth? |
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Horseshoe crab has survived mass extinctions, but are we
killing them now? |
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What does Jupiter's moon sound like? NASA's Juno spacecraft
answers |
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Japan billionaire Maezawa lands in Kazakhstan after 12-day
space flight |
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SpaceX launches 52 Starlink satellites from California base |
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A hair-raising hypothesis about rodent hair |
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Click, zoom and explore the tree of all life forms on Earth |
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Car-sized millipedes once roamed Northern England, fossil find
shows |
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SpaceX launches Christmas presents, supplies to International
Space Station |
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Rare Steller's sea eagle spotted a long way from home |
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Meet 'Baby Yingliang,' a well-preserved dinosaur embryo
discovered inside fossilised egg |
23 |
What is UV index? An expert explains what it means and how
it's calculated |
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3,000 years ago, Britain got half its genes from...France? |
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Israeli archaeologists find treasures in ancient shipwrecks |
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Can archaeology be used to study the effects of climate
change? |
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Thousands of threatened seahorses killed every year as bycatch
in Palk Bay: study |
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James Webb Space Telescope Launch Highlights: Successful
liftoff from French Guiana |
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope launched from French Guiana |
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Last known slave ship is remarkably well reserved, researchers
say |
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Can Marvel Studios' Multiverse really exist? A physicist
explains |
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40 million-year-old fossil shark named after museum official
as she retires |
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Scientists discover over 70 rogue planets roaming freely on
their own |
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Louisiana researchers identify 14 new shrew species on
Sulawesi |
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New eye drops offer an alternative to reading glasses |
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E.O. Wilson, naturalist dubbed 'modern-day Darwin,' dies at 92 |
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New muscle layer discovered on the human jaw |
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Japan aims to put a person on the moon by late 2020s |
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Thomas Lovejoy, biologist who championed biodiversity, dies at
80 |
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CT scan helps digitally unwrap mummy of pharaoh Amenhotep I |
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James Webb Space Telescope swings past Moon, deploys sunshield
pallet |
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You don't need a spaceship to grow 'weird little' Martian
radishes |
43 |
Take a closer look: how more and more students are catching
the citizen science bug |
44 |
China urges US to protect its space station from satellites |
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Life on Venus? MIT study says Venusian clouds may have
habitable pockets |
46 |
Yearender 2021: Space tourism, Mars decoded, a Webb(ed)
Christmas gift, and more |
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Polar bears eating reindeer: normal behaviour or result of
climate change? |
48 |
Harnessing an unusual kind of natural energy: Dancers' body
heat |
49 |
Meet C.youngorum, the giant Ichthyosaur that ruled the oceans
250 million years ago |
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Yearender 2021: First malaria vaccine a major milestone amid
COVID gloom |
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2022 is full of first steps to the Moon |
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Mexican fish extinct in wild successfully reintroduced |
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Richard Leakey, Kenyan conservationist who campaigned against
ivory trade, has died |
54 |
James Webb Space Telescope successfully deploys sunshield,
tension testing tonight |
55 |
ISRO targets Gaganyaan launch before Independence day,
Chandrayaan 3 by mid-2023 |
56 |
Did a meteor explode over Pittsburgh? |
57 |
DNA molecules in ancient dirt offer a treasure trove of clues
to our past |
58 |
Jump in deforestation of world's most biodiverse savanna
alarms Brazilian scientists |
59 |
Human DNA from 2000-year-old headlice opens a new window into
the past |
60 |
The ghost wolves of Galveston island |
61 |
NASA nails trickiest job on newly launched James Webb Space
Telescope |
62 |
European Southern Observatory releases new image of Orion's
Flame Nebula |
63 |
New milestone: James Webb Space Telescope deploys secondary
mirror |
64 |
Dr. Ronald Weinstein, telepathology pioneer, dies at 83 |
65 |
Andean condors fly back into the wild after years-long
rehabilitation in Chile |
66 |
Meet the new tree from Cameroon named after Leonardo DiCaprio |
67 |
Rare albino crocodile sighted in Odisha's Bhitarkanika |
68 |
India, Somalia and Madagascar may become one continent in 200
million years: Study |
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China plans space station completion, many launches in 2022 |
70 |
Watch: Astronomers capture giant star's death throes |
71 |
Space telescope's 'golden eye' opens, last major hurdle |
72 |
China's Chang'e 5 lunar probe finds first on-site evidence of
water on moon's surface |
73 |
Why a comet's head is green, but its tail is not |
74 |
Pebble trouble: Debris obstruct NASA Perseverance Mars rover's
sample collection |
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Superb fairy-wren societies may be as complex as our own:
Study |
76 |
Every pore on your face is a walled garden |
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Like a fish out of water? Israeli team trains goldfish to
drive |
78 |
Are rock agamas adapting to city life? A study on sleep sites
answers |
79 |
How does a cougar cross a Washington freeway? Their future may
depend on the answer |
80 |
A naturalist stumbled on an Ichthyosaur skeleton, the largest
in UK history |
81 |
'Cosmic caramel swirl': ESO releases new image of NGC 1300
galaxy |
82 |
Norwegian archaeologists find richly decorated ancient chess
piece |
83 |
James Webb Space Telescope: NASA begins mirror alignment
process |
84 |
Fossils of a prehistoric rainforest hide in Australia's rusted
rocks |
85 |
Pluto to be reinstated as a planet? An astrophysicist explains
the controversy that refuses to die |
86 |
Beatrice Mintz, groundbreaking cancer researcher, dies at 100 |
87 |
Older date for Ethiopian fossils sheds light on rise of Homo
sapiens |
88 |
Virgin Orbit successfully launches 7 satellites into orbit |
89 |
Archaeologists uncover tooth of Americas' oldest-known
domesticated dog |
90 |
Astronomers find evidence for a second supermoon beyond our
solar system |
91 |
'Major discovery' beneath Antarctic seas: A giant icefish
breeding colony |
92 |
With fewer animals to spread their seeds, plants could have
trouble adapting to climate change |
93 |
Phytochemicals in Himalayan plant found to inhibit SARS-CoV-2
infection |
94 |
Newly found exoplanet will be consumed by its host star soon:
study |
95 |
Potentially hazardous asteroid to fly by Earth today |
96 |
Sometimes, life stinks. So he invented the nasal ranger |
97 |
Ozone pollution harms East Asian crops, costing $63 billion a
year, scientists say |
98 |
Tonga's volcanic eruption may harm environment for years,
scientists say |
99 |
Meet S. olteniensis, a new pangolin species that lived two
million years ago |
100 |
Israel begins administering 4th vaccine dose |
101 |
Betty White, working actress into her 90s, dies just shy of
her 100th birthday |
102 |
A digital manhunt: How Chinese police track critics on Twitter
and Facebook |
103 |
Farewell to 'our national conscience' at funeral of South
Africa's Desmond Tutu |
104 |
France cuts isolation for COVID-positive to 7 days from 10
days |
105 |
UK government seeks to mitigate workforce disruption from
Omicron |
106 |
Israeli aircraft hit militant targets in Gaza after rocket
fire |
107 |
US cuts off Ethiopia, Mali, Guinea from Africa duty-free trade
program |
108 |
Kim Jong Un's New Year resolution: More food for North Korea |
109 |
US requests delay on 5G rollout amid air traffic concerns |
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The new political cry in South Korea: 'Out with man haters' |
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