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Athena Lunar Lander's Uncertain Status After Successful Touchdown
Intuitive Machines' Athena lunar lander successfully touched down near the moon's south pole on Thursday, but its operational status is uncertain; the mission aims to search for water ice and test lunar communication technologies as part of NASA's CLPS program.
Athena Lunar Lander's Uncertain Status After Successful Touchdown
Intuitive Machines' Athena lunar lander successfully touched down near the moon's south pole on Thursday, but its operational status is uncertain; the mission aims to search for water ice and test lunar communication technologies as part of NASA's CLPS program.
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First Commercial Lunar Rover Lands, but Athena Lander Status Uncertain
Lunar Outpost's small robotic rover, Mapp, became the first commercial exploration vehicle to land on the moon aboard Intuitive Machines' Athena lander near the lunar south pole on Thursday, February 29th, though initial reports indicate some system malfunctions; the mission aims to pioneer lunar co...
First Commercial Lunar Rover Lands, but Athena Lander Status Uncertain
Lunar Outpost's small robotic rover, Mapp, became the first commercial exploration vehicle to land on the moon aboard Intuitive Machines' Athena lander near the lunar south pole on Thursday, February 29th, though initial reports indicate some system malfunctions; the mission aims to pioneer lunar co...
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Gene-edited Mouse Mimics Woolly Mammoth Traits, Raising De-extinction Hopes
Colossal Biosciences announced the creation of a genetically modified mouse with several traits resembling a woolly mammoth, a crucial step in their plan to resurrect extinct animals, using gene-editing techniques; however, experts question the feasibility and ethics of translating this to elephants...
Gene-edited Mouse Mimics Woolly Mammoth Traits, Raising De-extinction Hopes
Colossal Biosciences announced the creation of a genetically modified mouse with several traits resembling a woolly mammoth, a crucial step in their plan to resurrect extinct animals, using gene-editing techniques; however, experts question the feasibility and ethics of translating this to elephants...
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Delayed Understanding of the Heart's Function: A Confluence of Scientific and Cultural Factors
William Harvey's 1616 discovery of the heart's true function, initially met with resistance, was delayed by a lack of appropriate descriptive models before the invention of mechanical pumps in the late 16th century, highlighting the influence of prevailing theories and the importance of contextual u...
Delayed Understanding of the Heart's Function: A Confluence of Scientific and Cultural Factors
William Harvey's 1616 discovery of the heart's true function, initially met with resistance, was delayed by a lack of appropriate descriptive models before the invention of mechanical pumps in the late 16th century, highlighting the influence of prevailing theories and the importance of contextual u...
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Unusually Warm Winter in France: Regional Variations in Temperature and Rainfall
France's winter of 2025 was abnormally warm (+0.6°C), with February significantly warmer (+1.2°C) than average; no cold spells occurred, while rainfall varied widely across regions, causing surpluses in the northwest and deficits in the south.
Unusually Warm Winter in France: Regional Variations in Temperature and Rainfall
France's winter of 2025 was abnormally warm (+0.6°C), with February significantly warmer (+1.2°C) than average; no cold spells occurred, while rainfall varied widely across regions, causing surpluses in the northwest and deficits in the south.
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Earth's Inner Core Deforming, but No Immediate Threat
A University of Southern California study found irregularities in Earth's inner core, indicating deformation; experts say this is more of a cosmetic issue than a threat, although preventative maintenance is lacking compared to other planets.
Earth's Inner Core Deforming, but No Immediate Threat
A University of Southern California study found irregularities in Earth's inner core, indicating deformation; experts say this is more of a cosmetic issue than a threat, although preventative maintenance is lacking compared to other planets.
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Athena" Lands on Moon, Status Uncertain
Intuitive Machines' "Athena" lander touched down on the moon on [date], carrying the German-made "Grace Hopper" drone and instruments to search for water ice and test a 4G network; its stability is unconfirmed.
Athena" Lands on Moon, Status Uncertain
Intuitive Machines' "Athena" lander touched down on the moon on [date], carrying the German-made "Grace Hopper" drone and instruments to search for water ice and test a 4G network; its stability is unconfirmed.
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Nearby Dwarf Galaxy Hosts Newly Discovered Supermassive Black Hole
A study of hypervelocity stars reveals a previously unknown supermassive black hole, approximately 600,000 times the mass of our Sun, residing in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a nearby dwarf galaxy; this discovery was made using data from the European Space Agency's Gaia space telescope.
Nearby Dwarf Galaxy Hosts Newly Discovered Supermassive Black Hole
A study of hypervelocity stars reveals a previously unknown supermassive black hole, approximately 600,000 times the mass of our Sun, residing in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a nearby dwarf galaxy; this discovery was made using data from the European Space Agency's Gaia space telescope.
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\"Sharp Rise in Skin Cancer Diagnoses in Germany\"\
Germany is experiencing a dramatic rise in skin cancer diagnoses, with approximately 417,400 malignant melanoma cases and 1.8 million non-melanoma cases reported in 2023, attributed to an aging population, improved detection, and past inadequate sun protection practices, particularly in the 1970s an...
\"Sharp Rise in Skin Cancer Diagnoses in Germany\"\
Germany is experiencing a dramatic rise in skin cancer diagnoses, with approximately 417,400 malignant melanoma cases and 1.8 million non-melanoma cases reported in 2023, attributed to an aging population, improved detection, and past inadequate sun protection practices, particularly in the 1970s an...
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Finland's Education System: A Key to Combating Fake News
Finland's top ranking in resisting fake news is linked to its high-quality education system, which incorporates media and information literacy from kindergarten through to adult education programs, enabling citizens to effectively identify misinformation.
Finland's Education System: A Key to Combating Fake News
Finland's top ranking in resisting fake news is linked to its high-quality education system, which incorporates media and information literacy from kindergarten through to adult education programs, enabling citizens to effectively identify misinformation.
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Zittau Exhibition Showcases 18th-Century Clockmaker's Innovations
An exhibition in Zittau, Germany (opening March 8th, 2024 and running until August 17th, 2025), celebrates the 300th birthday of Johann Gottfried Prasse (1725-1799), showcasing 13 clocks from his workshop, including a unique 1766 digital clock whose mechanism was recently deciphered.
Zittau Exhibition Showcases 18th-Century Clockmaker's Innovations
An exhibition in Zittau, Germany (opening March 8th, 2024 and running until August 17th, 2025), celebrates the 300th birthday of Johann Gottfried Prasse (1725-1799), showcasing 13 clocks from his workshop, including a unique 1766 digital clock whose mechanism was recently deciphered.
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Kissing: A Non-Universal Cultural Practice
A Sapiens magazine study reveals that kissing is not a universal human behavior, with less than half of 150 cultures studied engaging in it; prevalence correlates with social class stratification, suggesting complex evolutionary and social factors. Alternative theories propose origins in insect remo...
Kissing: A Non-Universal Cultural Practice
A Sapiens magazine study reveals that kissing is not a universal human behavior, with less than half of 150 cultures studied engaging in it; prevalence correlates with social class stratification, suggesting complex evolutionary and social factors. Alternative theories propose origins in insect remo...
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24% Bias Score
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