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NASA compares Martian landscapes from Curiosity and Perseverance 
Space
NASA's Curiosity and Perseverance rovers capture sweeping Mars panoramas (video)
By Samantha Mathewson
NASA Science (.gov)
Curiosity Captures a 360-Degree View at ‘Nevado Sajama’
USA Today
Two rovers, two sides of Mars. See NASA's side-by-side comparison
By Eric Lagatta
Republic World
‘Time-Traveling’ Twin NASA Rovers Reveal Secrets of Mars In Breathtaking 360° Views | WATCH
By Garvit Parashar
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Yahoo
A Scientist Says Humans Were Meant to Live So Much Longer—Then the Dinosaurs Ruined It
By Tim Newcomb
SpaceX Falcon Heavy launches ViaSat-3 F3 satellite 
Space
This SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket launch looks amazing from space in these wild satellite photos
By Mike Wall
CBS News
SpaceX launches high-power ViaSat internet satellite in rare flight of Falcon Heavy rocket
By William Harwood
Spaceflight Now
Launch preview: SpaceX seeks second attempt at Falcon Heavy launch following weather scrub on Monday
By Will Robinson-Smith
Florida Today
Florida rocket launch schedule this week kicks off with SpaceX, ULA
By Brooke Edwards, Eric Lagatta & Lianna Norman
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Ars Technica
Virgin Galactic reveals new ship, but it’s running out of time and cash
By Eric Berger
Plato's space tests 
Financial Times
The hunt for a new Earth
By Michael Peel & Clive Cookson
European Space Agency
Plato aces space-like tests
SpaceWar.com
Plato clears major vacuum and thermal trials ahead of 2027 launch
By Robert D. Schreiber
SpaceWatch.GLOBAL
OHB Completes Successful Thermal Vacuum Test Campaign for ESA's PLATO Space Telescope
By Joshua Faleti
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Falcon 9 rocket stage impact on moon 
Gizmodo
A Stray SpaceX Rocket Will Smash Into the Moon at Mach 7 in August, Analyst Says
By Ellyn Lapointe
Live Science
A used SpaceX rocket is on a collision course with the moon, report warns
By Brandon Specktor
Yahoo
An Out of Control SpaceX Rocket Is Going to Smash Into Moon, Astronomer Says
By Frank Landymore
Ars Technica
A Falcon 9 rocket will hit the Moon this summer at seven times the speed of sound
By Eric Berger
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Boing Boing
Scientists found ice with a 304-molecule repeating pattern
By Ellsworth Toohey
NASA tests high-powered lithium thruster for Mars missions 
Universe Today
New Lithium-Plasma Engine Passes Key Mars Propulsion Test
By Laurence Tognetti
The Debrief
NASA Tests Prototype ‘Magnetoplasmadynamic’ Electric Propulsion Thruster Designed to Power Future Trips to Mars
By Christopher Plain
SpaceWar.com
JPL Team Ignites High-Power Lithium-Fed Electric Thruster Aimed at Human Mars Flights
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NASA fires up a lithium plasma engine 25 times more powerful than any electric thruster ever used in space. The technology needs to operate for 23,000 hours non-stop at infernal temperatures, and if successful, will put the first human on Mars.
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Turkana Rift fossils in East Africa 
ScienceAlert
Africa Is Splitting Apart Faster Than We Thought, Forming a New Ocean
By Michael Irving
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Massive crack will one day split the continent of Africa, researchers say
By Julia Jacobo
Nature
Necking of the active Turkana Rift Zone and the priming of eastern Africa for continental breakup
By Folarin Kolawole, John Rowan & Anne Becel
Columbia University
In Eastern Africa, the Cradle of Humankind Is Tearing Apart
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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman reignites Pluto planet debate 
Nature
‘Make Pluto a planet again’? NASA chief revives debate that divides astronomers
By Davide Castelvecchi
Space
NASA chief Jared Isaacman says he's fighting for Pluto: 'I am very much in the camp of 'make Pluto a planet again'
By Mike Wall
Scientific American
NASA chief Jared Isaacman hints at campaign to make Pluto a planet again
By Adam Kovac
Defector
Let Pluto Rest In Dwarf Planet Peace
By Barry Petchesky
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New Martian organic molecules discovered using Curiosity rover 
Earth.com
Discovery renews confirmation that ancient Mars had the 'right chemistry to support life'
By Eric Ralls
Sky & Telescope
Curiosity Team Hits Jackpot: A Sample Full of Complex Organic Molecules
By Emily Lakdawalla
Live Science
NASA rover uncovers rock with 7 new organic molecules on Mars — the 'most diverse collection' ever seen
By Elizabeth Howell
Scientific American
NASA finds new molecules on Mars, suicide hotline shows promise, AI voice clones beat humans
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Phys.org
A lost galaxy called 'Loki' may be hiding inside the Milky Way
By Krystal Kasal
La Brújula Verde
Astronomers Discover Loki, an Ancient Stellar System Hidden in the Milky Way
By Guillermo Carvajal
The Daily Galaxy
Scientists May Have Discovered a Lost Galaxy Inside the Milky Way Lurking in Plain Sight Among Ancient Stars
By Lydia Amazouz
Universe Space Tech
The first victim of the Milky Way has been discovered
By Ivan Hrinko
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NASA telescopes identify source of mysterious little red dots 
Space
James Webb Space Telescope's strange little red dots may really be 'black hole stars', X-ray data suggests
By Keith Cooper
NASA Science (.gov)
NASA Connects Little Red Dots with Chandra, Webb
By Lee Mohon
The Daily Galaxy
This Mysterious Red Object 11.8 Billion Light-Years Away May Solve One of Astronomy’s Biggest Puzzles
Orbital Today
Mysterious ‘Little Red Dots’ Could Reveal How the First Black Holes Formed
By Ben Jacklin
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Ars Technica
Researchers try to cut the genetic code from 20 to 19 amino acids
By John Timmer
The Daily Galaxy
Scientists Found What They Believe Is a Portal to the Fifth Dimension Through a Never-Before-Seen Particle
By Arezki Amiri
Study: Evolution reused same genes for 120 million years 
Phys.org
Evolution has reused the same genes for 120 million years, study shows
By Sadie Harley
PLOS
Genetic parallelism underpins convergent mimicry coloration in Lepidoptera across 120 million years of evolution
Science 2.0
Convergent Evolution Cheat Sheet Now 120 Million Years Old
Nature
More than meets the eye(spot): evolution through co-option of developmental programmes
By Francisca M Real
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Iceberg discovery in Antarctica 
Earth.com
Pink rocks found in Antarctica lead to the discovery of an enormous structure under the ice
By Eric Ralls
OkDiario
A robotic submarine ventures 27 days beneath an Antarctic ice shelf, discovers “impossible” structures hidden 11 miles beneath the ice, and then disappears without a trace
By Kevin Montien González
MSN
After a giant iceberg broke away, scientists found a long-sealed marine world under Antarctica
By Melissa Ait Lounis
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Scientists visualize killer T cell immune synapses in 3D 
ScienceDaily
First-ever 3D view shows how killer T cells destroy cancer
WIRED
Scientists Are Starting to Unlock the Nanoscale Secrets of the Immune System
By Anna McKie
News-Medical
Cryo-expansion microscopy reveals three-dimensional organization of killer T cells
Drug Target Review
New imaging reveals how immune cells destroy cancer
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Eta Aquarid meteor shower visible before dawn in May 
The Daily Galaxy
Halley’s Comet Lights Up The Sky Again Through Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower Peak: Here's When to Watch
By Lydia Amazouz
Space
Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower 2019: When, Where and How to See It
By Daisy Dobrijevic
Phys.org
Hunting the elusive Eta Aquariid meteors
By David Dickinson
DiscoverAirdrie
Airdrie skywatchers set for Eta Aquarids show
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Study finds scorpions reinforce claws and stingers with metals 
ScienceAlert
Scorpions Reinforce Their Deadly Claws And Stingers With Heavy Metals
By Michael Irving
Smithsonian Magazine
Scorpions Are So Metal—Literally. New Images Reveal Patterns in How Their Weaponry Is Fortified With Iron, Zinc and Manganese
By Carlyn Kranking
Phys.org
Scorpions' weapons are fortified with metal to suit their needs, research shows
New Scientist
Scorpions reinforce their claws and stingers with metals
By James Woodford
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Quantum communication breakthrough using fiber-optic wavelengths 
Phys.org
A longstanding quantum roadblock just fell, opening existing fiber networks to ultra-secure light signals
Nature
A quantum-coherent photon–emitter interface in the original telecom band
By Peter Lodahl, Marcus Albrechtsen & Leonardo Midolo
Iowa Now
UI researchers’ work with quantum dots could create more efficient telecommunications
Quantum Zeitgeist
Quantum Dots Now Emit Secure Photons At 1260 Nm Wavelength
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Planet types in the galaxy 
Phys.org
The most common planets in the galaxy don't appear around the most common stars, TESS observations suggest
By Sadie Harley & Robert Egan
Universe Today
What is the Most Common Type of Planet in the Galaxy?
By Mark Thompson
Universe Space Tech
Planets typical of Sun-like stars are rare among the most common ones
By Oleksandr Burlaka
Labroots
Red Dwarf Stars Lack Mid-Sized Worlds
By Laurence Tognetti
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Earth's break-up under Pacific Northwest 
ScienceDaily
Earth is splitting open beneath the Pacific Northwest, scientists say
Ocean Observatories Initiative
Active Protothrusts and Fluid Highways: Seismic Noise Reveals Hidden Subduction Dynamics in Cascadia
The Times of India
Earth’s tectonic plate is cracking beneath Cascadia Subduction Zone - scientists spot a ‘slow-motion train wreck’
The Brighter Side of News
The Earth is tearing itself apart near Vancouver Island in the Pacific Northwest
By Joseph Shavit & Rebecca Shavit-lonstein
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Texas A&M researchers develop light-propelled metajet technology 
Phys.org
Near-relativistic swarm could image Proxima b at 20-meter resolution and scan for biosignatures, paper says
New Atlas
'Metajets' promise interstellar travel, propelled by nothing but light
Interesting Engineering
World-first light propulsion ‘metajets’ could enable 20-year mission to Alpha Centauri
Futurism
Scientists Say They’ve Figured Out a Way to Get to Alpha Centauri in Just 20 Years
By Victor Tangermann
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Space Daily
Why hasn't the universe produced more civilizations? The answer might be that Earth is freakishly lucky
By Lachlan Brown
bgr.com
NASA's Next Big Step In Space Travel Will Be A Nuclear-Powered Mission To Mars
Astronomer uses asteroid orbital paths to shorten Mars travel 
Futurism
There’s a Hidden Shortcut to Mars, Scientific Paper Finds
By Victor Tangermann
Gizmodo
Astronomer Finds a Shortcut to Mars by Following an Asteroid’s Journey Through Space
By Passant Rabie
Phys.org
An interplanetary shortcut can speed up trips to Mars
By Fofie Paul-arnold
The Daily Galaxy
A "Space Shortcut" to Mars in Just 56 Days Has Been Discovered and Europe Is Already Building the Tech
By Arezki Amiri
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AI discovery of DNA nucleosomes 
Nature
Pervasive and programmed nucleosome distortion on single chromatin fibres
By Marty G Yang, Hayden Saunders & Camille M Moore
Phys.org
AI discovery reveals DNA isn't locked away in cells after all
By Sadie Harley
Drug Target Review
AI tool reveals DNA exists in partially open states
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Yahoo
JWST discovers ‘red monster’ galaxy that challenges astronomers’ understanding of the early universe
By Jenna Ahart
The Daily Galaxy
International Space Station Module Cracking Persists Despite Successful Air Leak Fix
Clotting technique for blood clots 
Global News
McGill researchers develop ‘life-saving’ way to stop bleeding fast
By Sean Previl
Nature
Engineering tough blood clots for rapid haemostasis and enhanced regeneration
By Jianyu Li, Liu Yin & Shuaibing Jiang
New Scientist
Simple treatment tweak drastically reduces blood loss from severe cuts
By Yujia Huang
unpublished.ca
PWHL experiences record attendance growth in third regular season
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Phys.org
Laser-plasma accelerators can preserve polarization of Helium-3 ions
The Daily Galaxy
Scientists Found a Rare Fossil Showing Snakes Once Had Legs and Looked Very Different From Today
By Melissa Ait Lounis
NASA Science (.gov)
Winter’s End Is Written in the Clouds
Scientists on the end of the universe 
The Daily Galaxy
The Universe May Collapse Far Sooner Than Expected, New Study Suggests
By Lydia Amazouz
Live Science
The universe may end trillions of years sooner than we thought
By Paul M. Sutter
the-sun.com
Doomsday scientists predict exact year Earth will turn into a 'giant black hole' & warn of rising 'dark energy' levels
By Joseph Brogan
The Times
Universe ‘may end trillions of years sooner than expected’
By Kaya Burgess
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Scientists develop tool to reconstruct ancient Earth geography 
IFLScience
New Online Tool Lets You See Where On Earth Your House Was Located 320 Million Years Ago
By Benjamin Taub
Interesting Engineering
New online tool can show where your backyard was 320 million years ago
By Mrigakshi Dixit
Phys.org
Where was your backyard millions of years ago?
ScienceAlert
New Tool Lets You Trace Where Your Backyard Was 320 Million Years Ago
By Jess Cockerill
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Osteoarthritis joint repair treatment 
ScienceAlert
Breakthrough to Restore Aging Joints Could Help Treat Osteoarthritis
By David Nield
Duke Today
New Approaches to Joint Repair for Osteoarthritis Patients
NDTV
Scientists Identify Protein Behind Ageing Joints In Arthritis Breakthrough
By Nikhil Pandey
OkDiario
From “worn-out knees” to “knees that heal”: the breakthrough from Stanford involving a protein called 15-PGDH and elderly mice that regained their ability to walk better
By Adrian Villellas
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Mysterious green lights captured in Hawaii sky 
The Daily Galaxy
Mysterious Green Bands In Hawaii Sky Linked To Little-Known Earth Phenomenon
By Lydia Amazouz
Yahoo
Mysterious green glow in Hawaii sky likely rare atmospheric phenomenon
SURFER Magazine
Mysterious Green Lights Over Hawaii Baffle Scientists in Sunset Sky (Video)
By Dashel Pierson
AOL.com
Scientists Capture Mysterious Green Lights in Hawaiian Sunset Sky, and They're Totally Stumped
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Phys.org
Hubble reveals spiral galaxy 53 million light-years away in striking detail
Northern Lights sighting 
marthastewart.com
Northern Lights Could Dazzle Farther South Than Usual Tonight—Spanning More Than 20 States
By Michele Laufik
MSN
NOAA forecasts wider aurora visibility after solar flare
HarianBasis.co
Geomagnetic Storm May Trigger Northern Lights Over US States Sunday
The Irish Sun
Northern lights may light up Irish skies this week after powerful solar storm as best days revealed
By Emma Kilcawley Hemani
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Yahoo
This Harmless Backyard Snake Gets Bigger Than Most People Realize
By Tad Malone
SciTechDaily
This Common Plant Could Be an Unexpected New Source of Protein
Scientists prepare for asteroid Apophis flyby in April 2029 
Space
'This is going to be what makes the Earth secure.' How one startup plans to protect us from dangerous asteroids
By Leonard David
The Jerusalem Post
NASA tracks colossal asteroid on a close approach to Earth
By Post Staff
NewsNation
Earth and ‘God of Chaos’ asteroid to have close call in 2029
IFLScience
"We Have One Shot To Be There": How ESA's Record-Breaking Ramses Mission Will Give Us A Close Look At Asteroid Apophis
By Alfredo Carpineti
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The Times of India
A 476,000-year-old wooden structure found in Kalambo Falls is changing human history
The Brighter Side of News
Antarctic seismic data points to an ancient structure circling Earth’s core
By Joseph Shavit & Joshua Shavit
SciTechDaily
Scientists Just Made Carbon Capture Much Cheaper and Easier
Scientists detect 13 radio pulses beneath Antarctic ice 
Boing Boing
Antarctic detector captured 13 radio pulses from cosmic rays in ice
By Ellsworth Toohey
Earth.com
Scientists detect radio bursts beneath Antarctic ice that could reveal ghost particles
By Adrian Villellas
IFLScience
13 Radio Wave Events Detected Beneath Antarctic Ice Linked To The Askaryan Effect, Predicted In 1962
By James Felton
Phys.org
Deep under Antarctic ice, a long-predicted cosmic whisper finally breaks through in 13 strange bursts
By Sam Jarman
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Phys.org
Measurement of nuclear reactions at record-low energies opens new pathways for astrophysics research
Phys.org
Frozen-in gravity: A new way to understand the evolution of spacetime dynamics
By Ingrid Fadelli
Nature
Translation-dependent degradation of cas12 mRNA triggered by an anti-CRISPR
By Joseph Bondy-Denomy, Nicole D Marino & Heloise Carion
Fossil of 180-million-year-old Temnodontosaurus found in Germany 
Yahoo
Fossil reveals 180 million-year-old dolphin-like sea monster that survived despite injuries
By Vishwam Sankaran
EurekAlert!
Giant ichthyosaur with injuries discovered in Northern Bavaria, Germany
Moneycontrol.com
Scientists found a 180-million-year-old fossil from Germany that shouldn’t have survived—But it did!
WION
Jurassic lesson in survival: 180-million-year-old sea predator with 100 teeth gobbled stones to stay alive
By Anamica Singh
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Nature
Cytoplasmic competition between separate parental pronuclei in zygotes
By Hirohisa Kyogoku, Tomoya Kitajima & Azusa Inoue
Neuroscience News
Tug-of-War of Life: Fertilized Eggs Keep Two Separate Nuclei
Phys.org
The battle of the sexes in the egg: How early nuclear rivalry helps embryos develop properly
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NASA astronaut Don Pettit grows purple potato on the ISS 
Space
'The Martian' becomes real life: Meet 'Spudnik,' the space potato
By Chelsea "Foxanne" Gohd
Yahoo
Astronaut Don Pettit Grew a Purple Potato, 'Spudnik,' on the ISS
By Melody Mccune
Zamin.uz
NASA астронавти Халқаро космик станцияда картошка етиштирди
CiberCuba
Astronaut Don Pettit demonstrates how the roots of his space potatoes grow "upside down" in the weightlessness of orbit
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Phys.org
Tokamak regime sustains stable fusion plasma for one minute while easing heat loads
Scientists pinpoint Milky Way's star-forming edge 
ScienceAlert
Astronomers Think They've Finally Found The Edge of The Milky Way
Space
Starbirth shuts down 40,000 light-years from the Milky Way's core — and astronomers don't know why
By Keith Cooper
ScienceDaily
Scientists just found the Milky Way’s edge and it’s closer than expected
Universe Space Tech
Boundary of star formation in the Milky Way
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The Conversation
Evolvable AI: are we on the brink of the next major evolutionary transition?
By Rob Brooks
Scientists complete largest 3D map of the universe 
IFLScience
With Over 47 Million Galaxies And Quasars, The Largest 3D Map Of The Universe Is Now Complete
By Alfredo Carpineti
Smithsonian Magazine
This Is the Largest, Most Detailed 3D Map of the Universe. It'll Help Astronomers Investigate a Cosmic Mystery: Dark Energy
By Margherita Bassi
SciTechDaily
Scientists Complete Largest 3D Map of the Universe to Probe Dark Energy
By Tatyana Woodall
ScienceDaily
This massive 3D map of 47 million galaxies could unlock dark energy
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Space
Astrophotographer captures Pleiades 'Seven Sisters' glowing through ghostly blue veil
By Anthony Wood
NASA clarifies 2001 Mars Global Surveyor image of square 
The Daily Galaxy
NASA Spotted a Strange Square Shape on Mars That Went Viral Overnight, Until the Full Picture Emerged
By Melissa Ait Lounis
The Times of India
NASA’s 'square on Mars' image that went viral overnight: What scientists found next shocked many
The Economic Times
Mars' ‘perfect square’ that went viral—here's the actual truth behind the mysterious image
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SciTechDaily
Hidden Parasite Found in Popular Portuguese Lake Raises Health Concerns
Indian Defence Review
Scientists Looked Inside a T. Rex Rib and Found Traces of Something Disturbingly Alive
Indian Defence Review
Scientists Uncovered 7,000-Year-Old DNA in Morocco, Reshaping the Narrative of Early Human Origins
Streptomyces toxin in insects 
Phys.org
Buried in soil, a 100-million-year-old bacterial toxin could reshape pest control and antibiotic discovery
By Sadie Harley & Robert Egan
Bioengineer.org
Streptomyces Secrete Insect-Targeting Diphtheria-Like Toxin
ScienceBlog.com
Soil Bacteria Kill Insects With a Toxin Related to Diphtheria
Bioengineer.org
Ancient Bacterial Toxin Targeting Insects Holds Promise for Human Health, Agriculture, and Drug Development
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Live Science
Mount Etna is like no other volcano on Earth, representing 'a new type of volcanism,' new research reveals
By Stephanie Pappas
SciTechDaily
Scientists Finally Solved One of Water’s Biggest Mysteries
Kottke.org
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Phys.org
A flower-like pattern exposes chiral superconductivity's long-sought fingerprint
Study: Neanderthal brains were similar to modern humans 
ScienceAlert
We Outlasted Neanderthals Thanks to One Key Difference, Study Suggests
By Carly Cassella
Ars Technica
Neanderthal brains measure up to ours—literally
By Kiona N. Smith
Yahoo
Brain Scans Reveal a Surprise About Neanderthal Intelligence
By Carly Cassella
VICE
Scientists Figured Out How Smart Neanderthals Were (We Were All Wrong)
By Luis Prada
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PetaPixel
This New Tripod Doesn’t Need the Ground At All
By Jeremy Gray
New titanosaur species discovered in Morocco 
Indian Defence Review
70-Million-Year-Old Fossil Discovery In Morocco Points To Lost Dinosaur Highways Across Oceans
By Dr Emily Carter
Sci.News
Small Titanosaur Species from Morocco Reveals Surprising South American Ties
Morocco World News
Morocco’s Phosphates Yield New Dinosaur With South American Ties
By Adil Faouzi
Barlaman Today
New Dinosaur Found in Morocco Rewrites Africa’s Final Age of Giants
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