A massive, previously unknown structure has been discovered deep beneath the waters of Bermuda, leaving researchers baffled and sparking intrigue…
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Smithsonian Acquires Remarkably Complete Skull of Iconic Dome-Headed Dinosaur
The Smithsonian Institution has announced the acquisition of an exceptionally complete skull of a dome-headed dinosaur, offering scientists and the…
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Astronomers Capture Images of Rare Tatooine-Like Exoplanet With Mysterious 300-Year Orbit
Astronomers have made a stunning discovery: a rare exoplanet resembling Tatooine from Star Wars, orbiting its host stars in an…
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NASA’s Webb Telescope Detects Dense Atmosphere Around Scorching Lava World
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has made a striking discovery, detecting a thick, shrouding atmosphere around an exoplanet with surface…
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Humans Mastered Fire 400,000 Years Ago, New Study Reveals
A groundbreaking study has revealed that humans were making and controlling fire at least 400,000 years ago, significantly earlier than…
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NASA Confirms Loss of Contact With Mars Orbiter MAVEN
NASA has confirmed that it has lost contact with the Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN (MAVEN) orbiter, raising concerns about…
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Amazon Rainforest Faces ‘Hypertropical’ Shift, Threatening Tree Survival
New research indicates that the Amazon rainforest is undergoing a dramatic transition toward a so-called “hypertropical” climate, a change that…
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Black Hole Blasts Winds at 130 Million MPH in Unprecedented Discovery
Astronomers have observed a black hole generating winds at staggering speeds of 130 million miles per hour, a phenomenon that…
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NASA Loses Contact With Mars Orbiter, Faces Imminent Loss of Another
NASA is grappling with a critical situation in its Mars exploration program after losing communication with one of its orbiters…
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Today’s Top Science Stories: Webb Spots Earliest Supernova, Monogamy ‘League Table,’ and Comet 3I/ATLAS X-Ray Detection
Science enthusiasts have a lot to digest today, with breakthroughs ranging from deep-space observations to studies of human behavior. Here’s…
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