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ScienceApr 4

Artemis II Astronaut Victor Glover Conducts Orion Capsule Test Flight

NASA astronaut Victor Glover successfully tested the Orion capsule's manual controls during a demonstration flight, while also commenting on the mission's historical significance.

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ScienceJun 3

Scientists Make New Species Discoveries and Analyze Ancient Iceman's Microbiome

Researchers have identified new species including a fluorescent spider and revealed details about the microbial world of Ötzi the Iceman.

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ScienceMay 2

Study finds sewage pollution harming UK seagrass ecosystems

Research shows sewage and agricultural runoff significantly reducing marine life in underwater seagrass meadows across the UK.

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ScienceMar 16

Researchers discover oldest known whale recording from 1949

Scientists at Woods Hole found a 1949 humpback whale recording that predates the discovery of whale song by nearly 20 years.

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ScienceMar 15

Biotech Company Claims Breakthrough in Species De-Extinction with Dire Wolf Birth

Colossal Biosciences announced the birth of three dire wolf pups, claiming to have made the extinct species 'de-extinct' after 10,000 years.

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ScienceJun 2

Archaeologists Discover Ancient Tunnel in Jerusalem Near Biblical Site

Researchers have uncovered a mysterious underground tunnel in Jerusalem near locations associated with the biblical Kingdom of Judah.

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ScienceMar 10

Death Valley experiences largest wildflower bloom in nearly a decade

California's Death Valley is displaying its most extensive wildflower bloom since 2016 following above-average rainfall.

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ScienceJun 1

Meteor explodes over Massachusetts-New Hampshire border, visible across Northeast

A meteor traveling at 75,000 mph exploded above the Massachusetts-New Hampshire border Saturday, creating a fireball visible across the Northeast region.

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ScienceMay 16

Florida tightens manta ray capture rules; California man charged in turtle trafficking

Florida wildlife officials amended policies on capturing giant manta rays while a California man faces federal charges for allegedly trafficking wild turtles.

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ScienceApr 14

Poll Shows Low Environmental Satisfaction Among Americans Before Earth Day

New Gallup polling reveals only 35% of Americans rate their country's environmental quality positively, marking a record low ahead of Earth Day.

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ScienceMay 30

DNA analysis identifies four crew members from 1845 Franklin Arctic expedition

University of Waterloo researchers used DNA testing on skeletal remains to identify four sailors from Sir John Franklin's doomed 1845 Arctic expedition.

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ScienceMar 6

Scientists suggest space weather may interfere with alien radio signals to Earth

New research indicates atmospheric disturbances could prevent detection of extraterrestrial communications.

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ScienceApr 6

NASA Artemis II Mission Preparations Continue as Lunar Activities Generate Interest

NASA's Artemis II mission preparations involve astronaut families while separate lunar operations capture public attention.

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ScienceMay 29

Two separate wildlife studies reveal new findings on animal behavior

Recent research documents vultures preying on python eggs in Florida and identifies potential magnetic navigation mechanisms in pigeons.

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ScienceMar 25

Study Links Drought Conditions to Increased Antibiotic Resistance in Bacteria

New research suggests that drought conditions may contribute to the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections.

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