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Baikonur Cosmodrome: From Sputnik to Soyuz-5

The Baikonur Cosmodrome, established in 1955 in the Kazakh SSR, launched humanity's first satellite and the first human into space, showcasing its strategic location and favorable climate while also experiencing significant accidents such as the 1960 R-16 explosion which killed around 100 people.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
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73-Million-Year-Old Bird Fossils Found in Arctic Alaska

Paleontologists unearthed 50 fossilized bird remains, including chicks, in northern Alaska, dating back 73 million years, coexisting with dinosaurs and significantly predating previous findings.

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Life on Land
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Fiber Supplement Reduces 'Forever Chemicals' in Blood by 8%

A Boston University study of 72 men showed that consuming a beta-glucan fiber supplement three times daily for four weeks reduced blood levels of PFAS, 'forever chemicals' linked to cancer, by 8 percent, suggesting fiber may help eliminate these toxins.

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Good Health and Well-being
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Wales Rolls Out Cancer Drug Doubling Survival Time

The NHS in Wales now provides capivasertib, a new breast cancer drug shown to double life expectancy for half of women with oestrogen-fueled breast cancer when combined with hormone therapy; developed by Velindre Cancer Centre and Cardiff University, it's a significant advancement offering extended ...

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Good Health and Well-being
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Milky Way-Andromeda Collision Probability Lowered by New Simulation

New research suggests a 50% chance of the Milky Way colliding with Andromeda within 10 billion years, lower than previous estimates, due to the Large Magellanic Cloud's gravitational influence; even if it occurs, Earth faces minimal direct risk.

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Sarytogan Graphite Achieves >90% TGC Concentrate Grade in Kazakhstan

Sarytogan Graphite's metallurgical testing of its Central zone in Kazakhstan yielded a concentrate grade exceeding 90% TGC, surpassing previous results and opening opportunities for broader market access and higher prices; this higher grade is expected to improve the marketability of its Micro80C co...

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Spain Performs First Heart-Lung Transplant from Controlled Circulatory Death Donor

54-year-old Nieves Laguna received Spain's first heart-lung transplant from a controlled circulatory death donor at Madrid's Puerta de Hierro University Hospital, marking a global milestone in transplantation and increasing organ availability.

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Good Health and Well-being
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Universities Must Adapt to AI-Driven Higher Education

University presidents and scholars at a forum in Chengdu, China, stressed the need to enhance students' critical thinking, creativity, and ethical judgment in response to the intelligent digital transformation of higher education, emphasizing AI literacy and a phased approach to AI integration in ac...

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Quality Education
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UK's Warmest, Driest, and Sunniest Spring on Record

The UK experienced its warmest spring on record at 9.5°C, its driest in 50 years with 128.2mm of rainfall, and its sunniest with 653.3 hours of sunshine, all exceeding previous records and highlighting a changing climate.

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Climate Action
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Mount Etna Eruption Forces Tourist Evacuation

A massive eruption at Mount Etna on Monday, the largest since 2014, forced approximately 40 tourists to flee as a high-temperature gas, ash, and rock plume rose several kilometers. Explosions were heard up to 50 kilometers away, and authorities closed roads near the volcano.

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No Poverty
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Underfunding Cripples Spanish Universities' Global Ranking

The CWUR ranking reveals that 81% of Spanish universities in the top 2000 globally lost positions, primarily due to underfunding by regional governments, despite a national goal of 1% GDP allocation by 2030; this highlights the need for increased investment to maintain global competitiveness.

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Quality Education
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New Director for Germany's Largest Science Museum

Michael Decker, a physicist from KIT, became the new General Director of the Deutsches Museum in Munich on June 1st, succeeding Wolfgang M. Heckl after more than 20 years; Decker plans to strengthen public discussions about science and technology's societal impact and the museum's ongoing 750 millio...

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