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Teen Observes Apollo 17 Launch Alongside Neil Armstrong

At 16, Dermot Gethings was selected by NASA as part of a tiny cohort to watch Apollo 17 lift off at Kennedy Space…

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Newly Identified Zimbabwe Dinosaur Shows Separate Evolutionary Trajectory from South African Counterparts

A team of paleontologists announced the discovery of a previously unknown dinosaur species from Zimbabwean fossil beds,…

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Adult Acne Recognized as Common Issue with Growing Treatment Choices

Adult acne, formerly dismissed as merely a teenage phase, is now acknowledged by clinicians as a separate skin disorder…

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Hurricane Isaias claims four lives in Florida, plunging thousands into blackouts

Late Friday, Hurricane Isaias hit Florida, resulting in four deaths and sending thousands of residents into darkness…

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PPPL analysis suggests heating‑first, density‑later approach could accelerate fusion progress

Researchers at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory have published calculations indicating a substantially alternative…

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Study Shows Loneliness Can Cut Up to Six Years From Mental‑Health‑Free Lifespan

A recent extensive analysis reveals that persistent loneliness and social isolation may trim a number of years from an…

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Study Finds Nearly 300,000 Himalayan Inhabitants at Rising Flood Risk

Research appearing in Scientific Reports alerts that almost 300,000 residents across Nepal, India and China’s Himalayan…

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Revised Stability Criteria Reshape Quantum Phase Classification

A team of scientists introduced a new collection of stability criteria that differentiate quantum phases of matter that…

Science · 3d ago

Southern California Faces Coastal Flooding and Damage Ahead of Tropical Storm Rachel

On Friday, strong waves pounded towns along Southern California's coast, flooding streets and hitting residences while…

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Manaus Halts School Sessions as Wildfire Smoke Blankets City During Intense El Niño

On Friday, authorities instructed all public schools in Manaus—the biggest city in Brazil’s Amazon basin—to stay shut…

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The Influence of Writing on the Speed of Cultural Change

When writing was first developed, it shifted humanity from a culture of spoken storytelling to a civilization that…

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Mount Batten Beach Stays Shut After Asbestos Detected in Sand

Mount Batten Beach has remained fenced off since July following the detection of asbestos material in the sand,…