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Some 800,000 Galaxies Shine in Our Most Complete Map of the Universe Yet
Some 800,000 Galaxies Shine in Our Most Complete Map of the Universe Yet
100-Year-Old Math Problem Broken, Helping to Improve Wind Turbine Efficiency
100-Year-Old Math Problem Broken, Helping to Improve Wind Turbine Efficiency
An Assassinated Priest's Cold Case Is Solved After 700 Years, Likely as Vengeance
An Assassinated Priest's Cold Case Is Solved After 700 Years, Likely as Vengeance
Early Humans May Have Used Fires to Smoke Meat One Million Years Ago
Early Humans May Have Used Fires to Smoke Meat One Million Years Ago
Black Hole Feast Sparks Brightest Cosmic Explosion Ever Recorded
Black Hole Feast Sparks Brightest Cosmic Explosion Ever Recorded
AI Reveals Dead Sea Scrolls May Be Older Than Previously Thought
AI Reveals Dead Sea Scrolls May Be Older Than Previously Thought
Understanding Ocean Rebound After Mass Extinction Events Could Help Us in the Future
Understanding Ocean Rebound After Mass Extinction Events Could Help Us in the Future
We May Now Know Why an Ancient, Hippo-Sized Wombat and Other Megafauna Went Extinct
We May Now Know Why an Ancient, Hippo-Sized Wombat and Other Megafauna Went Extinct
The 2025 Strawberry Moon Isn't Actually Red, but It Can Turn Off a Star — Here's What to Know
The 2025 Strawberry Moon Isn't Actually Red, but It Can Turn Off a Star — Here's What to Know
South America’s First Hunter-Gatherers Appeared, Then Unusually Disappeared 2,000 Years Ago
South America’s First Hunter-Gatherers Appeared, Then Unusually Disappeared 2,000 Years Ago
The Smallest Dinosaur Ever Was Just 11 Inches Long, and Had Beautiful Tail Feathers
The Smallest Dinosaur Ever Was Just 11 Inches Long, and Had Beautiful Tail Feathers
Were Hominins in Europe 6 Million Years Ago? Footprint Find Sparks Debate
Were Hominins in Europe 6 Million Years Ago? Footprint Find Sparks Debate
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