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Astronomy

ESA’s XMM-Newton snapped the first X-ray of comet 3I/ATLAS

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Astronomy

Astrophysicists tackle the big question of an infinite universe

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Biology

Scientists say they finally traced the origins of dinosaurs

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Health

Scientists unveil a tiny robot that can roam the human body

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Science

Earth’s deep mantle held far more ancient water than expected

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Science

Physicists confirm the strange effect known as time reflections

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Biology

No, you don’t swallow 8 spiders in sleep and here’s the test

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Archeology

Hidden Dead Sea script finally cracked after decades of mystery

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Health

Major pancreatic cancer link tied to a common habit, study finds

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Astronomy

Is the Moon more habitable than we thought? New study explains why

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Neuroscience

Millions with anxiety share one striking brain chemistry difference

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Archeology

The world’s deepest hole once dubbed the entrance to hell is now sealed

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Archeology

Radiocarbon study redraws the timeline of Egypt’s first pharaohs

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Archeology

Archaeologists open a 1,700-year coffin and unveil Roman treasures

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Health

Scientists discover an antibiotic 100× stronger than current drugs

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Astronomy

Astronomers find bizarre surprises on Mars, and the cause remains unclear

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Archeology

Archaeologists make a real-life Indiana Jones find at a world wonder

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Science

Scientist says humans could move backward in time within 4 years

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Archeology

Scientists analyze a medieval alchemist’s kit and find a history-shifting element

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Astronomy

A 250,000-mile X-ray halo appears around 3i/Atlas, baffling experts

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