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Biology
Giganotosaurus vs. T. rex: Who would win in a battle of the big dinosaurs?
Giganotosaurus vs. T. rex: Who would win in a battle of the big dinosaurs?
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Biology
How does your body stay balanced inside? Thank homeostasis.
How does your body stay balanced inside? Thank homeostasis.
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Biology
The deadliest viruses in human history, from COVID to smallpox
The deadliest viruses in human history, from COVID to smallpox
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Deep Space
Your guide to the types of stars, from their dusty births to violent deaths
Your guide to the types of stars, from their dusty births to violent deaths
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Mars
Want to travel to Mars? Here’s how long the trip could take.
Want to travel to Mars? Here’s how long the trip could take.
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Science
Where does Earth end and space begin? The Karman line is only one answer.
Where does Earth end and space begin? The Karman line is only one answer.
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Moons
How old is Earth? It’s a surprisingly tough question to answer.
How old is Earth? It’s a surprisingly tough question to answer.
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NASA
How worried should we be about solar flares and space weather?
How worried should we be about solar flares and space weather?
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Deep Space
Why we turn stars into constellations
Why we turn stars into constellations
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Moons
The moon’s microscopic glass beads tell the story of asteroids hitting Earth
The moon’s microscopic glass beads tell the story of asteroids hitting Earth
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Deep Space
After the big bang, light and electricity shaped the early universe
After the big bang, light and electricity shaped the early universe
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Physics
Space diamonds sparkle from the wreckage of a crushed dwarf planet
Space diamonds sparkle from the wreckage of a crushed dwarf planet
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Deep Space
A new class of super-watery planets may exist beyond the solar system
A new class of super-watery planets may exist beyond the solar system
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Mars
Perseverance’s MOXIE tool turns Martian air into pure oxygen
Perseverance’s MOXIE tool turns Martian air into pure oxygen
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NASA
This is how astronomically loud a rocket launch really is
This is how astronomically loud a rocket launch really is
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Health
‘Phantom’ mannequins will help us understand how cosmic radiation affects female bodies in space
‘Phantom’ mannequins will help us understand how cosmic radiation affects female bodies in space
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Deep Space
How engineers saved NASA’s new asteroid probe when it malfunctioned in space
How engineers saved NASA’s new asteroid probe when it malfunctioned in space
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Mars
NASA’s new Sample Recovery Helicopters will make flying on Mars less ‘boring’
NASA’s new Sample Recovery Helicopters will make flying on Mars less ‘boring’
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Deep Space
Astronomers are already using James Webb Space Telescope data to hunt down cryptic galaxies
Astronomers are already using James Webb Space Telescope data to hunt down cryptic galaxies
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Physics
Have we been measuring gravity wrong this whole time?
Have we been measuring gravity wrong this whole time?
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