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Harvard Discovers Its $27 Purchase Is a a Rare Magna Carta Original
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Harvard Discovers Its $27 Purchase Is a a Rare Magna Carta Original

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355-Million-Year-Old Fossil Tracks Push Back Reptile Origins
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355-Million-Year-Old Fossil Tracks Push Back Reptile Origins

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FBI Warns of AI-Driven Scam Impersonating Senior US Officials
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FBI Warns of AI-Driven Scam Impersonating Senior US Officials

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Feeding Flamingos Create Underwater Tornado-Like Vortices to Capture Their Prey, Study Finds
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Feeding Flamingos Create Underwater Tornado-Like Vortices to Capture Their Prey, Study Finds

Three-Eyed “Sea-Moth” Predator From 506 Million Years Ago Stuns Scientists

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A 'remarkable' three-eyed predator that lived 506 million years ago has stunned scientists with its bizarre features.Nicknamed the 'sea-moth', the fossilised remains of the unusual creature were discovered by palaeontologists in the Burgess Shale in the Canadian Rockies.Paleontology · CanadaSee the Story

Chicago museum's fossil yields insights on famed early bird Archaeopteryx

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A new analysis of a pigeon-sized Archaeopteryx fossil in the collection of the Field Museum in Chicago is revealing an array of previously unknown features of the earliest-known bird, providing insight into its feathers, hands, feet and head. The specimen, unearthed in southern Germany, is one of the mostPaleontology · ChicagoSee the Story

Rare two-headed snake is surprisingly thriving

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When two employees at the East Bay Vivarium in Berkeley, California, pulled a baby snake from the incubator seven months ago, they must have thought they were seeing double. The hatchling was a California kingsnake (Lampropeltis californiae), a white non-venomous snake with black splotches—and two heads.  The snake was born at the East Bay Vivarium in California. CREDIT: Johnathan Emberton. The snake is an example of conjoined twins, when two ba…Berkeley, California · BerkeleyRead Article

Homo Erectus From the Seabed—New Archaeological Discoveries in Indonesia

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Archaeological finds off the coast of Java, Indonesia, provide insight into the world of Homo erectus, 140,000 years ago. Skull fragments and other fossil remains provide a unique picture of how and where these early humans lived, says Leiden archaeologist Harold Berghuis.Fossils · IndonesiaSee the Story

How an abandoned mine became Korea’s moon lab

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An abandoned mine has reopened its doors–not for miners, but for scientists. The Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAM) is converting a former mine shaft in Taebaek City into a research facility to test and validate technologies for extracting lunar resources. The plan involves partnering with Taebaek City to transform the site into a large-scale demonstration complex for space technologies. Taebaek City was once renowned fo…South Korea · South KoreaRead Article

US Mint begins sales of $1 coin honoring innovative NASA space shuttle

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The United States Mint is ready to launch the next $1 coin in its American Innovation series, honoring NASA's retired space shuttle.NASA · United StatesSee the Story

Puffin-counting season begins with two new livestreams

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Baby pufflings could be spotted in their burrows later in the summer.Read Article

Physicists reveal the secret to chopping onions without crying

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Slicing an onion releases tear-inducing chemicals into the air, but the sharpness of the knife and the speed of the cut can affect how these droplets are expelledScienceSee the Story

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