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Another SSLV flight soon: Space Commission member |
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'Will I be illiterate?': In Taliban's Afghanistan, girls fight
back--attend secret classes, refuse to disappear |
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Bees have a secret survival weapon that might surprise you |
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Russia launches Iranian satellite into space under shadow of
Western concerns |
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Northrop taps rocket startup Firefly to replace Antares'
Russian engines |
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'The Sacrifice Zone': Myanmar bears cost of green energy |
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Perseid meteor shower 2022: How to live stream the 'shooting
stars,' what to expect |
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Dark matter: An invisible glue that may not even exist |
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Satellite imagery shows Antarctic ice shelf crumbling faster
than thought |
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Scientists use NASA's Fermi data to find source of extreme
high-energy cosmic particles |
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Digging Deep: Deltas losing land due to rising sea levels and
rivers changing course |
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Europe eyes Musk's SpaceX to bridge launch gap left by Russia
tensions |
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Pivotal evolutionary change helped pave the way for human
speech |
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High salinity found in European river after fish die-off |
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Watch China's Tiangong space station's solar arrays in motion |
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Space news weekly recap: SSLV maiden flight troubles to SpaceX
replacing Russia |
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Gemini North telescope captures brilliant image of two
galaxies merging |
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NASA's Artemis I mission will send yeast to deep space with
BioSentinel |
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Scientists plan to use colliding black holes to measure how
fast universe is expanding |
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How chewing shaped human evolution |
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NASA research suggests 'planetary photobombers' could prevent
discovery of habitable exoplanets |
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ESO image captures galaxy with closest discovered pair of
supermassive black holes |
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Giant sharks once roamed the seas, feasting on huge meals |
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Russian spacewalk cut short by bad battery in cosmonaut suit |
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Rainwater globally is too contaminated for human consumption:
Study |
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Digging Deep: Multiple comparisons exist between modern and
ancient human genomes, reveals study |
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Hawaii seeks end to strife over astronomy on sacred mountain |
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NASA selects potential regions to land crew for Artemis III
mission |
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India's first hydrogen fuel cell bus: What is hydrogen fuel
cell technology, how will work? |
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NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter turns 'winter warrior' for
next flight |
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Tasmanian tigers, mammoths: Are de-extinction projects human
vanity? |
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Hubble telescope captures star-studded image of globular
cluster |
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James Webb Space Telescope captures stunning new images of
Jupiter |
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Cambridge researchers develop floating 'leaves' that produce
clean fuel from sunlight |
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NASA's Voyager 2 continues its journey into interstellar space
after 45 years |
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NASA audio of what a black hole sounds like is eerily
unsettling |
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Its largest lake is so dry, China digs deep to water crops |
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Sharpest ever image of most massive known star suggests it may
not be that massive |
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Dogs get teary-eyed when reunited with owner, says study |
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Our first steps? Fossil may boost case for earliest ancestor |
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NASA's latest study to test gravity confirms Einstein's
theory, dark energy remains an enigma |
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India, a dairy titan, studies how to keep milk flowing in a
hotter world |
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NASA's Webb telescope detects carbon dioxide in exoplanet's
atmosphere |
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Fabric device that generates electricity using moisture in air
could replace batteries |
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Digging Deep: The impact of climate change on boreal forests |
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Russia says it would be ready to extend spaceflight sharing
deal with U.S. |
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Perseverance rover unearths clues about Martian geology and
water history |
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Why NASA is going back to the Moon |
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Artemis I launch to pave way for future moon settlement |
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Texas drought reveals 113-million-year-old dinosaur footprints |
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NASA Artemis 1 launch aborted due to malfunctioning engine:
What went wrong |
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Zombie ice from Greenland will raise sea level 10 inches |
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NASA delays debut Artemis flight of new moon rocket after
engine cooling issue |
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NASA Artemis 1 launch aborted for now: What's next for the
mission? |
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Parched UAE turns to science to squeeze more rainfall from
clouds |
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Scientists find clues to what makes 'immortal jellyfish'
immortal |
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Remains of large dinosaur skeleton unearthed in Portugal |
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NASA's Webb Telescope captures 'Phantom Galaxy' in
unprecedented detail |
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NASA to make second attempt at debut moon rocket launch on
Saturday |
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Scientists look to solve ozone threat to Africa's food
security |
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Europe plan for floating gas terminals raises climate fears |
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NASA engineers fix 'data glitch' with Voyager 1 |
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A long-lost branch of the Nile helped in building Egypt's
pyramids |
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Astronomers discover 'cry from baby star' that could help
understand star formation better |
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Fossilized tusk from giant ancient elephant found in Israel |
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NASA orders five more astronaut missions from Musk's SpaceX in
$1.4 billion. deal |
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Listen to James Webb Space Telescope's first images translated
into sound |
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IIT Guwahati researchers develop edible coating to extend
fruits and vegetables' shelf life |
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Africa's oldest dinosaur discovered in Northern Zimbabwe |
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Russia calls aging space station 'dangerous' as it plans
successor |
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NASA says it's a 'Go' for launch of Artemis moon rocket on
September 3 |
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How 3 NASA missions could send astronauts back to the Moon |
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Digging Deep: What the discovery of Ostrich fossils in
Himalayas reveals about our climate |
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Artemis-1 launch aborted again after liquid hydrogen leak, new
window now in October |
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Fuel leak ruins NASA's 2nd shot at launching moon rocket |
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NASA aborts second Artemis-I launch attempt: Next steps for
the mission |
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Research transforming our knowledge of dementia wins science
prize |
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Diamond rain on giant icy planets could be more common than
previously thought: Research |
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MIT's new AI model can successfully detect Parkinson's disease |
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India to design, build reusable rocket for global market: ISRO |
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Frank Drake, who led search for life on other planets, dies at
92 |
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Hubble captures remarkable images of two spiral galaxies
'overlapping' |
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Researchers in South Korea transmit power wirelessly using
infrared light |
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James Webb Space Telescope captures image of near-perfect
'Einstein ring' |
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Captures Tarantula Nebula |
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This jellyfish can live forever. Its genes may tell us how |
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NASA to replace faulty Artemis 1 hydrogen seal while rocket
still at launch pad |
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Using citizen science and artificial intelligence to help
conserve the Great Barrier Reef |
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Inouye Telescope shows the sun like we have never seen it
before |
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Europe unveils hi-tech satellite to speed up extreme weather
warnings |
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Stone Age skeleton missing foot may show oldest amputation |
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NASA picks Axiom Space to make Artemis III spacesuits |
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In Afghanistan, drought poses migration dilemma for villagers |
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Biden signs climate, health bill into law as other economic
goals remain |
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Saudi woman sentenced to 34 years in prison for following,
retweeting dissidents on Twitter |
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Blasts in Crimea underscore Russian forces' vulnerability |
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Salman Rushdie attacker 'surprised' the author survived |
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'Nowhere to hide' if war comes to Taiwan's front-line islands |
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US on reorienting India's foreign policy away from Russia:
'Not like flipping a light switch' |
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CVS, Walgreens and Walmart must pay $650.5 million in Ohio
opioids case |
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Russia replaces Black Sea fleet chief after Crimea blasts |
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Contemporary slavery extensive globally, including China,
India, says UN |
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Sleepy Greek port becomes US arms hub, as Ukraine war reshapes
region |
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Behind enemy lines, Ukrainians tell Russians 'You are never
safe' |
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Mexico Sees Its Energy Future in Fossil Fuels, Not Renewables |
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Salman Rushdie attack suspect pleads not guilty to attempted
murder, assault |
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The bloody uprising against the Taliban led by one of their
own |
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Japan's bid to get young to drink more meets online backlash |
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Top climate stories of this week: Designer flees Sicilian
villa as wildfire nears, US passes landmark climate change law, and more |
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Finnish PM takes drugs test after party video causes stir |
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Russia's watchdog imposes measures against TikTok, Telegram,
Zoom, Discord, Pinterest |
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US announces new military aid, drones for Ukraine |
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Mike Pence says he didn't leave office with classified
material |
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'I'm carrying this baby just to bury it': the struggle to
decode abortion laws |
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Europe's drought exposes ancient stones, World War Two ships
as waters fall |
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Russia is China's top oil supplier for 3rd month in July |
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Russia accuses Kyiv of poisoning some of its soldiers in
Ukraine |
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Finland asks: Does a prime minister have a right to party? |
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Workers at UK's largest container port to join rail strikes |
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