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Four astronauts are set to launch to the space station this week aboard a SpaceX Dragon

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A new DNA method finds two ghost ancestors hiding in the modern human genome

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1.4-million-year-old footprints in Kenya reveal a human relative far bigger than its bones suggested

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A California bristlecone pine has been alive for nearly 5,000 years, older than the pyramids

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A quiet fault under the Midwest could unleash a quake FEMA estimates would cause 86,000 casualties across eight states

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A California caldera has quietly risen two and a half feet as fresh magma pushes up beneath a mountain town

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More than 60 people were airlifted out of the Grand Canyon after a flash flood, and 15 were still missing

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A 2,600-year-old Jerusalem seal carries a biblical name and a fingerprint pressed in the clay

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A hiker in Norway stumbled on a 1,500-year-old gold sword fitting, one of only 17 known

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A Bronze Age hoard in a Czech wetland held a deliberately smashed sword

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An 800-year-old notebook pulled from a German latrine still has readable Latin inside

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A portable scanner read a 4,000-year-old letter still sealed inside its clay envelope

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A diver off Sardinia found up to 50,000 Roman coins scattered across the seabed

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Roman officers at an Egyptian port kept imported Indian monkeys and buried them with collars

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A 2,800-year-old Serbian grave holds 77 dead, and almost all were women and children

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A royal Phrygian tomb 160 kilometres from Midas’s capital hints his kingdom was far bigger

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Japan issued its top landslide warning for Niijima as record rain lashed Tokyo’s islands

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Severe storms killed two people and forced evacuations across Italy, Slovenia and Croatia

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A landslide dammed Nepal’s Hongu Khola river, and everyone downstream now faces a flood that could break loose at once

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Nagoya took 104.5 millimetres of rain in a single hour, an all-time record that flooded roads and shut the rail network

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