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Where are the Missing Asteroids? Scientists Finally Unravel Mystery
Scientists reveal how asteroids and other near Earth objects disappear into deep space as they get destroyed first before hitting the surface of the sun.
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SCIENCEHumans and Neanderthals Began Interbreeding 100,000 Years Earlier
Scientists reveal the first genetic evidence of modern humans and Neanderthals who have already interbred 100,000 years earlier than previously thought
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LIFE3d printers: Scientists on verge of printing human muscles, bones, and organs: Study
3D printed body parts including tissues, bones, and organs could soon become an actuality based on the fast progress of scientists reported in a new study. They have developed a 3D printer that could become a life-saving device that uses live cells to produce living tissue. It helps to bring science fiction to the real world and adds to 3D printer applications that already include toys and models.
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SpaceNASA Reveals Geologic Map of Pluto's Mysterious Heart
NASA scientists map out the geology of Pluto's "heart" revealing the diverse and complex terrain and its hidden geologic processes.
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SCIENCENASA: Water Absorbed by Land Slows Down Sea Level Rise
New findings reveal how water absorbed by land mass can slow down rising sea levels, based on NASA satellite data.
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SCIENCEWeird and Amazing Wasp Flight Patterns Can Be Applied to GPS
New findings reveal how wasps' very unique flight patterns can be crucial for GPS applications.
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SCIENCENew Flower Species Perfectly Preserved in Amber for 15 Million Years
Scientists discovered an ancient flower that is almost perfectly preserved in amber, hinting at early ancestors of dandelions, tomatoes and mint.
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SCIENCEPenguin colony may face possible destruction because of an Iceberg collision
A little over a century ago, Commonwealth Bay in Antarctica is home to possible overestimated 200,000 birds. Now, the number of Adélie penguins are getting smaller and smaller after a vast iceberg appeared.
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SCIENCEGiant Bird Lived in Arctic Circle 53 Million Years Ago
New studies reveal how a giant, flightless bird thrived in the Arctic Circle linking changing climate patterns to animal habitats.
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SCIENCE150,000 Penguins Died in Antarctica After Giant Iceberg Crashes Into Coast
New findings revealed how in the past 20 years, almost 150,000 penguins perished after a giant iceberg trapped the penguins away from their source of food.
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