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SpaceX’s orbital data centers would create a new category of e-waste - Ars Technica
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An octopus was filmed carrying two halves of a coconut shell across the seafloor to reassemble them later as a portable suit of armour, one of the only clear cases of a wild invertebrate using tools. - Space Daily
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James Webb Space Telescope finds 'hidden stars' making the universe's 1st galaxies much bigger than we knew - Space
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Dark energy and quantum gravity may be deeply intertwined - Phys.org
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Cold War nuclear tests nearly doubled the carbon-14 in the atmosphere, leaving an isotopic timestamp inside cells born during those decades — and researchers later used that accidental fallout to answer a question anatomy had failed to settle: whether the a - Space Daily
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Scientists say the human family tree may need a major rewrite - Science Daily
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A 96% partial lunar eclipse is just 1 week away: Here's what you need to know - Space
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Live coverage: SpaceX to launch 75th Starlink mission of 2026 - Spaceflight Now
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They've done it. NASA's lunar probe has photographed the crater caused by a SpaceX rocket smashing into the Moon - BBC Sky at Night Magazine
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The world banned CFCs and put the ozone layer on a path to recovery. Now thousands of dying satellites are introducing aluminium oxide nanoparticles into the upper atmosphere — particles scientists warn can catalyse the chlorine chemistry that destroys oz - Space Daily
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‘Exciting’ Earth-Like Planet Found Close To The Solar System - Forbes
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Blood clot discovery upends consensus about how wounds heal - ft.com
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NASA scientists found the Moon's 18.6-year wobble will amplify ordinary high tides on U.S. coastlines starting in the mid-2030s — meaning some streets could start flooding on calm, sunny days for no visible reason - Space Daily
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Mars dirt looks deceptively ordinary, yet samples contain around 0.5% perchlorate salts that can disrupt the human thyroid — meaning the red dust astronauts track inside their habitat could be chemically toxic as well as annoyingly impossible to keep out. - Space Daily
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NASA Tests Featherweight Radar Antenna For SkyFall Mars Helicopters - Hackaday
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Mysterious seafloor bones off Taiwan suggest Denisovans stood over 6-foot tall - Yahoo
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