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Cave With Bright Green Rocks Reveals Surprising Evidence Of Prehistoric People Mining And Smelting Copper

High up in the Pyrenees Mountains, a cave holds the oldest evidence of intense human occupation in the region. But prehistoric people weren't just...

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Science • May 14

Researchers discover a new gigantic dinosaur species in Thailand

Scientists say they've identified the largest long-necked, herbivorous dinosaur to ever live in Southeast Asia.

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Science • May 14

A new species offers a clue to the boom of giant dinosaurs

Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis may be the largest dinosaur ever found in Southeast Asia. Paleontologists estimate this behemoth weighed 30 tons and measured over...

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Science • May 14

A new species offers a clue to the boom of giant dinosaurs

Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis may be the largest dinosaur ever found in Southeast Asia. Paleontologists estimate this behemoth weighed 30 tons and measured over...

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Science • May 14

Say cheese! Rover sends striking selfie from Mars

The selfie was captured on March 11, the 1797th day of the rover's mission.

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Science • May 14

The surprising reason why T. rex had short arms

A new study argues T. rex evolved short arms to avoid serious injuries during violent group feeding on carcasses.

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Science • May 14

A 3,700-mile wall of acid clouds has been racing around Venus for decades, and scientists say the answer may be kitchen-sink physics scaled up to planetary size

Scientists have identified the mechanism behind one of Venus's strangest weather features: a 3,700-mile-long bank of sulfuric acid clouds that whips around...

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Science • May 14

Who are the Japanese? Huge DNA discovery rewrites history

Scientists analyzing the genomes of thousands of people across Japan discovered evidence for a previously overlooked third ancestral group, challenging the...

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Science • May 14

NASA just confirmed the SLS upper stage on Artemis 3 will be replaced with a hollow spacer, and the choice quietly tells you the Moon landing has officially moved to Artemis 4

NASA confirmed on May 13 that the Space Launch System rocket for Artemis 3 will fly without a functioning upper stage. In place of the Interim Cryogenic...

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Science • May 14

Scientists Revive Ancient Chemistry Trick To Engineer Next-Generation Glass

A centuries-old glassmaking strategy has helped researchers unlock new ways to engineer futuristic MOF glasses with promising applications in gas storage...

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Science • May 14

SpaceX unveils sweeping Starship V3 upgrades ahead of May 19 launch

SpaceX has unveiled sweeping upgrades to its Starship v3 rocket ahead of the upcoming May 19 launch.

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Science • May 14

JWST Reveals a Hidden Structure in The Heart of The Squid Galaxy

A brightly gleaming galaxy streaked with dramatic dust lanes and glittering pockets of star formation is more than just a pretty face.

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Science • May 13

The Universe may have begun inside a black hole, not a Big Bang

A new physics model suggests the universe began with a bounce inside a black hole, not a singular Big Bang.

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Science • May 13

SpaceX scrubs space station resupply mission from Florida's Space Coast

SpaceX scrubbed the launch of a Commercial Resupply Services mission Wednesday evening on Florida's Space Coast due to weather.

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Science • May 13

Ultra-Faint Primitive Galaxy Forms During Reionization

In a groundbreaking discovery that pushes the boundaries of our understanding of the early universe, astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)...

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Science • May 13

SLS to launch without upper stage for Artemis 3

NASA plans to fly the Space Launch System on Artemis 3 without an upper stage as the agency begins to define revised plans for the mission.

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Science • May 13

An ultra-faint, chemically primitive galaxy forming in the reionization era

The formation of the first stars and galaxies marked the onset of chemical enrichment, yet direct observations of such primordial systems remain elusive.

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Science • May 13

SNOR promotes translation restart after dormancy

Cellular dormancy enables survival during prolonged nutrient limitation by reversibly suppressing protein synthesis1–4. How inactive eukaryotic ribosomes...

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Science • May 13

Mesoscale atomic engineering in a crystal lattice

Controlling individual atoms using lasers1, ion traps2 and scanning probe tips3 has transformed our understanding of matter and enabled breakthroughs in...

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