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Murujuga Rock Art Report Defended Amidst World Heritage Bid Controversy

A report commissioned by Woodside Energy on the Murujuga rock art in Western Australia concludes that while some damage occurred in the 1970s and 80s, current air quality is better than in Australian cities, though this is disputed by environmental groups; the UNECSO World Heritage Committee may rej...

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Nematodes Build Towers to Hitch Rides on Flies

Scientists observed "Caenorhabditis elegans" nematodes building towers of up to 200 individuals to hitch rides on insects in orchards near Lake Constance, Germany, for the first time in the wild; this behavior, called phoresy, is a survival strategy during food scarcity.

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Ispace's Second Lunar Lander Crash

Ispace's Japanese-made lunar lander, Resilience, crashed during its attempted landing on April 27th, 2024, marking the company's second failed mission after a similar incident in 2022. The mission, launched in January 2024, aimed to deploy a rover and place a small model house on the Moon's surface ...

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Skin Cancer Increase Linked to Tanning Trend and Sunscreen Availability

German dermatologist Christoph Liebich attributes the quadrupling of skin cancer cases over the last 50 years to the delayed availability of high-SPF sunscreens and the post-WWII trend of sun tanning, emphasizing the importance of regular skin checks and sun protection.

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AI Analysis Reveals Multiple Authors of Old Testament Books

An AI-driven study of the Old Testament's first five books has revealed three distinct writing styles, suggesting multiple authors contributed over time, challenging the traditional belief of sole authorship by Moses and potentially altering understandings of biblical history.

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ispace's Second Lunar Lander Crashes

ispace Inc.'s lunar lander, Resilience, crashed on the Moon on June 5, 2025, after a malfunctioning altitude sensor prevented deceleration during descent, marking the company's second failed lunar landing attempt; the company plans another attempt in 2027.

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Diverse TV Highlights: From Ocean Conservation to Horror and Musical Drama

This week's TV offers diverse choices including David Attenborough's urgent plea for ocean conservation in "Ocean," the Spanish horror thriller "Piggy," Prince's musical drama "Purple Rain," and other films like "Anora" and "Julius Caesar.

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ispace's Lunar Lander Mission Ends in Hard Landing

ispace, a Japanese private company, lost contact with its lunar lander, Resilience, during its descent on June 5th, resulting in a hard landing and mission termination; this follows a previous failed attempt two years prior.

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Contradictory Studies Question Taurine's Role in Aging

Two recent studies present contradictory findings on age-related changes in taurine levels; one finds age-related decline in a homogenous population, while the other finds stable or increasing levels in a diverse population, raising questions about the use of taurine as a longevity biomarker and ant...

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Rare UK Orchid Shows First Signs of Recovery

A lady's slipper orchid, thought extinct in the UK until 1930, has naturally germinated for the first time since then in the Yorkshire Dales, following a two-year reintroduction scheme involving Kew Gardens and hundreds of volunteers; its location remains secret due to the ongoing threat of theft.

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China Expands TCM Pediatric Services to Combat Childhood Obesity

China will require all tertiary and at least 80 percent of secondary public traditional Chinese medicine hospitals to establish pediatric departments by November 2024, expanding access to TCM pediatric care and addressing rising childhood obesity rates.

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Bockwitzer See Nature Trail Showcases Grazing for Biodiversity

A new 13km nature trail at Bockwitzer See, Germany, educates visitors about the use of water buffalo, Konik horses, Taurus cattle, and Buren goats to maintain biodiversity in a former brown coal mining area now a nature reserve, preserving habitats for over 180 bird species and endangered plants.

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