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Discover how astronomer Amina Helmi uses cosmic fossils to uncover the Milky Way's violent history. Her groundbreaking research reveals that our galaxy was shaped by dramatic collisions, challenging previous notions of its formation. With…
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Europe's heatwaves signal urgent climate action is needed to prevent further crises.
Meteor Sightings Spark Excitement and Scientific Opportunity in New Zealand
Recent meteor sightings in New Zealand excite locals and open doors for scientific research.
Antarctica’s Ice Melt Releases Toxic Mercury into Oceans
Melting Antarctic ice is releasing toxic mercury, threatening wildlife and ecosystems.
Chester Zoo’s Remarkable Snail Rescue: A Conservation Triumph
Chester Zoo's rescue mission has saved four snail species from extinction, restoring their habitat.
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Arctic Shipping’s Hidden Climate Impact
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Orangutan Playdates: A Surprising Insight into Social Behaviour
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Citizen Science Revolutionises Marine Research in the Canary Islands
Citizen science is reshaping marine research in the Canary Islands through public photo contributions.
AI Manipulations Threaten Birdwatching Research Credibility
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Tara Polar Station Sets Sail for Arctic Research
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India’s Private Rocket Launch: A New Era in Space Innovation
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New research reveals two distinct rabbit species in Iberia, impacting conservation strategies.
New Monkey Species Discovered in Congo: The Likweli
A new monkey species, the Likweli, has been discovered in the Congo rainforest.