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A soil bacterium’s enzyme chews through both plastic and antibiotics

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9 of the largest machines ever assembled on Earth

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10 of the longest tunnels ever bored through rock and water

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8 of the most powerful particle accelerators operating today

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8 of the tallest skyscrapers piercing the skyline in 2026

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8 record-breaking bridges that pushed engineering to its limits

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The Sahara hides a giant eye-shaped formation only visible from space

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8 dinosaurs we know from remarkably complete skeletons

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Honey never really spoils, and sealed jars have lasted for millennia

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Antarctica hides a lake the size of a small sea beneath its ice

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The deepest point in the ocean is nearly seven miles straight down

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8 US volcanoes scientists watch most closely

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Sharks were already patrolling the oceans before the first trees and may predate Saturn’s rings

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Greenland’s ice sheet hides a buried canyon longer than the Grand Canyon

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The human eye can catch a single candle flame from miles away on a clear, dark night

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A vast cosmic void at least 150 million light-years across lies beside our galaxy

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Ocean waters can meet at temporary seams where their colors look strikingly different

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A quarter of the bones in your body are in your feet, 26 in each one

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