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Scientists found something frozen inside Greenland that could rewrite climate history

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Quote of the day by James Watson: “Worrying about complications before ruling out the possibility that the answer was simple would have been damned foolishness.”

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NASA captures a sea of spinning clouds over Antarctica’s remote volcanic island

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Nature’s giant vacuum cleaner: Scientists reveal how the Sun is secretly cleaning Earth’s space junk

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Frozen for ages: Ancient DNA reveals a lost Ice Age world

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Once-in-170,000-year comet is streaking across the sky with glowing blue-green light: Spot it over Australia and New Zealand

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Methana volcano in Greece was never dead: Scientists reveal 100,000 years of hidden magma activity

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Eta Aquarid meteor shower to peak overnight on May 5–6: Best viewing times, visibility tips, and how to catch the brightest shooting stars

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In 2010, a bulldozer driver found a tusk in the Colorado mud and unearthed the high-altitude secrets of the Snowmastodon site

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How Spanish Nuns are saving a rare giant rabbit breed from the brink

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In 1942, Gordon Butcher struck something mid-plough and discovered a hoard of Roman silver hidden for over a millennium

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Quote of the day by Sigmund Freud: “People do not really want freedom, because freedom involves responsibility and most people are frightened of responsibility.”

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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope peers inside a ‘Super-Jupiter’ and finds frozen cloud

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Rongorongo Tablets Dated Earlier: Study dates 1 tablet to 1493-1509; independent script claim still unproven

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Millions of graphene toothbrushes sold worldwide: Scientists reveal why people are buying them

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Why humans are afraid of the dark: An evolutionary biologist explains the ancient survival instinct we can’t seem to forget

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This nanogenerator turns seawater evaporation into electricity-and it never stops

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2028 Chandrayaan-5 launch site preparation begins: ISRO team visits Japan for assessment

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Deja vu has an exact opposite, jamais vu: Why the familiar can suddenly feel completely new

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In 1945, an Egyptian farmer's shovel struck a buried jar and released a "forbidden" library lost for 1,600 years

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