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Astronomy

Yellowstone’s 2.4-mile magma cap may be stopping eruptions

By BeckhamLangford

Astronomy

The Moon is cracking, raising seismic risks for space missions

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Biology

Fossilized ear bones reshape the story of freshwater fish

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Astronomy

Asteroid skimmed just 300 km above Antarctica in rare flyby

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Archeology

Ancient fossil tracks may belong to the earliest spider

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Archeology

Archaeologists uncover hidden dungeon beneath city market

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Biology

Microscopic footage shows antibiotics killing bacteria live

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Science

China completes first crewed polar deep dive mission

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Astronomy

Mars rover detects organic molecules in rocky terrain

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Science

Scientists combine light and sound to control energy flow

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Astronomy

Saturn’s icy moon may be teeming with life signs

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Biology

Scientists reveal Jurassic beast with bizarre jaw and ribs

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Archeology

The world’s biggest pyramid may not be in Egypt after all

By BeckhamLangford

Archeology

Researchers uncover Japan’s strange underwater monument

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Astronomy

Astronomers spot a rogue planet acting like a newborn star

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Science

NASA uncovers rare geologic wonder beneath the surface

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Animals

2,000-foot tunnels may have been dug by giant sloths

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Astronomy

NASA’s new Mars find excites scientists but not Musk

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Biology

Kids stumble upon a rare teenage T. rex fossil

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Astronomy

Mysterious streak over Arizona sky finally explained

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