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ScienceMar 10

Study Finds Majority of Men Believe They Are Better Drivers Than Women

New research reveals that more than half of men consider themselves superior drivers compared to women, though scientific backing for this confidence remains unclear.

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ScienceApr 15

NASA to Collaborate on Nuclear Reactor Development for Moon and Space

The White House announced NASA will partner with Defense and Energy departments to develop nuclear reactors for lunar surface and orbital deployment.

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ScienceMar 30

NASA Plans Artemis II Moon Mission Launch as Early as Wednesday

NASA is preparing to launch four astronauts on a 10-day mission around the moon, marking a significant step in the Artemis program.

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ScienceApr 23

Content Creator David Wilcock Dies in Apparent Suicide at Age 53

Paranormal researcher and UFO content creator David Wilcock died in an apparent suicide at his home, according to police reports.

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ScienceApr 9

Finland's nuclear waste repository nears operation as world's first permanent facility

Finland's Onkalo facility, the world's first permanent underground nuclear waste repository, is expected to receive operational license within months.

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ScienceMar 10

Ig Nobel awards ceremony moves from US to Europe over visa and safety concerns

The satirical Ig Nobel awards will be held in Zurich for the first time, leaving the US due to visa difficulties and safety concerns for international attendees.

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ScienceMar 23

Meteorite Hunters Search Ohio After Seven-Ton Fireball Explodes Over Cleveland

A massive meteor exploded above the Cleveland area, prompting meteorite hunters to search the region for valuable space rock fragments.

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ScienceMar 21

Previously unseen photos from Neil Armstrong's 1966 Gemini 8 emergency donated to museum

Never-before-seen photographs from Neil Armstrong's harrowing Gemini 8 mission emergency in 1966 have been donated to the Armstrong Air & Space Museum in Ohio.

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ScienceApr 2

Artemis II Mission to Feature 10-Day Journey to Moon and Back

NASA's Artemis II mission will take astronauts on a 10-day lunar flyby journey with multiple distinct phases.

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ScienceApr 2

New Fossils Show Complex Animal Life Evolved Earlier Than Previously Thought

Scientists discovered over 700 fossils in China showing complex three-dimensional animals existed 539 million years ago, 4 million years earlier than believed.

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ScienceMar 16

New Exoplanet Discovered Beyond Solar System

Astronomers have identified a new planet located outside our solar system with extreme characteristics.

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ScienceMar 28

Researchers Successfully Keep Human Uterus Alive Outside Body for First Time

Scientists have achieved the first successful preservation of a human uterus outside the body using specialized medical equipment.

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ScienceMar 9

Archaeologists discover 1,000-year-old gold-filled tomb in Panama

Researchers uncovered an ancient burial site containing gold artifacts and ceramics at Panama's El Caño archaeological site.

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ScienceMar 23

NASA's Artemis II Rocket Returns to Launch Pad After Repairs

NASA's Artemis II rocket has returned to the launch pad following repairs, with the agency planning a second attempt at a crewed moon flyby mission next month.

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ScienceMar 20

Drones capture first footage of hole in Fukushima reactor pressure vessel

Micro-drones deployed inside Fukushima's Unit 3 reactor revealed a hole in the pressure vessel with melted fuel debris hanging from it, 15 years after the nuclear disaster.

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