Biology Oldest evidence of digested plants in a roughly 575-million-year-old creature’s gut By Laura Baisas
Dinosaurs A Scottish fossil is helping scientists fill the gaps in the lizard family tree By Laura Baisas
Dinosaurs This whale fossil could reveal evidence of a 15-million-year-old megalodon attack By Laura Baisas
Physics What this jellyfish-like sea creature can teach us about underwater vehicles of the future By Charlotte Hu
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Space Construction starts on the world’s biggest radio telescope, which will ‘hear’ signals billions of light-years away By Andrew Paul
Space Orion sends back new images of the moon’s craters, some of which could be home to ice and water By Laura Baisas
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