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The Wow! signal from 1977 has never been explained or heard again

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A blue whale’s heart is roughly the size of a small car and can be heard two miles away

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A bootlace worm found on a Scottish beach can stretch longer than a blue whale

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The Boomerang Nebula is the coldest known natural place in the universe, colder than deep space itself

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5 landscapes where the ground records the next threat and the last catastrophe

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A teaspoon of soil holds more living microbes than there are people on Earth

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The Great Attractor is pulling our galaxy toward something we still cannot clearly see

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Light from the Andromeda galaxy left home before modern humans appeared and only now reaches Earth

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Olympus Mons on Mars rises nearly three times the height of Mount Everest

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Saturn is light enough that it would float if you could find an ocean big enough

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Long-lived families carry a dozen rare gene variants that may protect against aging

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Wombats are the only animals known to produce cube-shaped droppings

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Sea otters keep entire kelp forests alive by eating the urchins that would strip them bare

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Scientists found the brain has a fast lane and a slow lane for flushing out its own waste

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A one-time combination of three therapies wiped out HIV soon after infection in a lab study

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The FDA approved the first drug aimed at the underlying cause of narcolepsy

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A new molecule slips past the blood-brain barrier to kill glioblastoma cells and spare the rest

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A fungus can hijack an ant’s body and steer it to a death grip before bursting from its head

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Moderna won FDA approval for its first mRNA flu vaccine

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Your gut holds more bacterial cells than your body has human cells

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