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Arctic hydrothermal vent site could help in search for extraterrestrial life

November 2, 2022 by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution When scientists discovered a hydrothermal vent site in the Arctic Ocean's...
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Ambrosia beetles breed and maintain their own food fungi

November 2, 2022 by University of Freiburg Ambrosia beetles practice active agriculture: A bark beetle species breeds and cultivates...
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Stable sodium anodes for sodium metal batteries

November 2, 2022 by Chinese Academy of Sciences Sodium secondary batteries have a similar working principle to lithium secondary...
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Astronaut candidates’ fly-shaped class patch is a lunar ‘slam dunk’

NASA's astronaut candidates are giving new definition to "fly me to the moon" with their newly-revealed class patch. ...
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Just Four Robots Could Deploy a Huge Radio Telescope on the far Side of the Moon

For decades, astronomers have advocated building radio telescopes on the far side of the Moon. This “radio-quiet” zone...
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A Caustic Shift Is Coming for the Arctic Ocean

Imagine, for a moment, that you are standing on a pier by the sea, grasping, somewhat inexplicably, a bowling...
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Floods wash away salt industry and tourism at Senegal’s ‘Pink Lake’

November 2, 2022 by Portia CROWE Maguette Ndiour stands on the edge of Senegal's Lake Retba, famous for its...
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Researchers reveal a galaxy sparkling with the universe’s oldest star clusters

November 2, 2022 by Josslyn Johnstone, University of Toronto A team of Canadian astronomers, including experts from the Dunlap...
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Arctic hydrothermal vent site could help in search for extraterrestrial life

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Ambrosia beetles breed and maintain their own food fungi

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Stable sodium anodes for sodium metal batteries

November 2, 2022 by Chinese Academy of Sciences Sodium secondary batteries have a similar working principle to lithium secondary...
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Astronaut candidates’ fly-shaped class patch is a lunar ‘slam dunk’

NASA's astronaut candidates are giving new definition to "fly me to the moon" with their newly-revealed class patch. ...
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Just Four Robots Could Deploy a Huge Radio Telescope on the far Side of the Moon

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A Caustic Shift Is Coming for the Arctic Ocean

Imagine, for a moment, that you are standing on a pier by the sea, grasping, somewhat inexplicably, a bowling...
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Floods wash away salt industry and tourism at Senegal’s ‘Pink Lake’

November 2, 2022 by Portia CROWE Maguette Ndiour stands on the edge of Senegal's Lake Retba, famous for its...
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Researchers reveal a galaxy sparkling with the universe’s oldest star clusters

November 2, 2022 by Josslyn Johnstone, University of Toronto A team of Canadian astronomers, including experts from the Dunlap...
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1...331332333...834Page 332 of 834
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Arctic hydrothermal vent site could help in search for extraterrestrial life

November 2, 2022 by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution When scientists discovered a hydrothermal vent site in the Arctic Ocean's...
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Science

Ambrosia beetles breed and maintain their own food fungi

November 2, 2022 by University of Freiburg Ambrosia beetles practice active agriculture: A bark beetle species breeds and cultivates...
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Stable sodium anodes for sodium metal batteries

November 2, 2022 by Chinese Academy of Sciences Sodium secondary batteries have a similar working principle to lithium secondary...
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Science

Astronaut candidates’ fly-shaped class patch is a lunar ‘slam dunk’

NASA's astronaut candidates are giving new definition to "fly me to the moon" with their newly-revealed class patch. ...
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Science

Just Four Robots Could Deploy a Huge Radio Telescope on the far Side of the Moon

For decades, astronomers have advocated building radio telescopes on the far side of the Moon. This “radio-quiet” zone...
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Science

A Caustic Shift Is Coming for the Arctic Ocean

Imagine, for a moment, that you are standing on a pier by the sea, grasping, somewhat inexplicably, a bowling...
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Science

Floods wash away salt industry and tourism at Senegal’s ‘Pink Lake’

November 2, 2022 by Portia CROWE Maguette Ndiour stands on the edge of Senegal's Lake Retba, famous for its...
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Science

Researchers reveal a galaxy sparkling with the universe’s oldest star clusters

November 2, 2022 by Josslyn Johnstone, University of Toronto A team of Canadian astronomers, including experts from the Dunlap...
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1...331332333...834Page 332 of 834

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