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Open in full screen mode The asteroid Dimorphos, seen by the DART probe, 11 seconds before impact. It…
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Open in full screen mode The Japanese SLIM rover on the Moon. Image captured by one of the…
Read MoreThe American lunar probe probably landed lying down
Open in full screen mode Although it landed on its side rather than vertically, Intuitive Machines claims that…
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Open in full screen mode The humpback whale is a baleen whale. Agency France-Presse Mysticetes, also called baleen…
Read MoreFathers’ experiences related to their co-parenting relationship
Open in full screen mode No less than 69% of fathers in a relationship say they always or…
Read MorePrivate company attempts first American moon landing since Apollo
Open in full screen mode Composite image of the Moon captured by the Galileo probe in 1992.
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The star is approximately 500,000 billion times brighter than the Sun.
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Open in full screen mode Science has shown that the masculine default rule has consequences. Danny Lemieux (View…
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Open in full screen mode The ability of the clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris) to count the number of bands…
Read MoreThe role of ancient viruses in brain development
Open full screen Research from Cambridge University examines the origins of myelin, an insulating fatty membrane that forms…
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