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NASA There’s a 93-Billion-Mile Structure in Space, and Astronomers Can’t Fully Explain It
Hubble observations reveal new details about an enormous cosmic dust structure that may have formed after two planetary bodies collided.
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The Grand Canyon Is Missing 1.2 Billion Years of History, and Researchers May Finally Know Why
New research suggests ancient continental rifting, erosion, and shifting landmasses helped erase a billion years of geological history.
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Researchers Found Something Inside a Dinosaur Bone That Sounds Straight Out of ‘Jurassic Park’
Researchers discovered traces of heme in a 115-million-year-old dinosaur fossil, offering a rare glimpse into prehistoric biology.
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Scientists Think They’ve Discovered What Makes Men’s Testicles Age Faster
Researchers identified a protein that may contribute to testicular aging, potentially offering new clues about declining male fertility.
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Meet 2026 QQ8, Earth’s Very Tiny, Very Temporary New Moon
Scientists have confirmed a tiny asteroid is temporarily orbiting Earth, but our newest mini-moon will be gone by December.
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Scientists Discovered a Surprising Chemical Connection Between Cats and Their Owners
A new study suggests cats and their owners share a surprising hormonal connection that could help explain their emotional bond.
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Scientists Are Studying What People See Right Before They Die, and the Results Are Eerie
A new study explores the mysterious visions people experience near death, including encounters with loved ones who have passed away.
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Archaeologists Opened a 1,800-Year-Old Roman Coffin and Made a Heartbreaking Discovery
Archaeologists uncovered an ancient Roman child’s coffin containing toys, clothing, and amulets, offering a glimpse into the past.
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NASA Just Locked 4 People Inside a Fake Mars Habitat for 378 Days. Here’s What Happened.
Four NASA volunteers just emerged from a simulated Mars habitat after 378 days of isolation, equipment failures, and experiments.
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NASA’s 22-Year-Old Space Telescope Is Falling Back to Earth, and Scientists Don’t Know Where It’ll Land
NASA’s Swift Observatory is falling back to Earth after 22 years in space, and some debris could survive its fiery reentry.
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Scientists Asked 50 People to Recreate Their Near-Death Experiences, and the Results Are Pretty Wild
Researchers asked 50 people to recreate their near-death experiences and discovered intriguing patterns in the shapes and colors.
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Why Women Might Be Better at Tasting Bourbon Than Men, According to Research
Research suggests women may have a slight edge in detecting aromas, potentially giving them an advantage when tasting bourbon.
