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Why astronauts may face a hidden blood clot risk in space |

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South America, Africa and Europe were once connected by land routes: 120-million-year-old dinosaur fossil reveals ancient bridge |

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Yass Queen: How the bumble stays alive underwater |

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‘History’s most precise experiment’: How Henry Cavendish weighed the Earth with just two lead balls in a closed room |

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Why NASA doesn’t have an emergency rescue plan for astronauts in space |

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NASA discovers Lake Untersee in Antarctica |

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Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS packed with alcohol stuns astronomers: Here’s what its alien chemistry could reveal about planet formation |

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King penguins breeding earlier as warming climate raises success rate, study finds

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Scientists capture trees glowing with electricity during thunderstorms |

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NASA set to unveil Artemis II launch timeline tonight in major Moon mission update |

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Isro, AIIMS partner to build space medicine for human missions

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Most beautiful galaxies ever captured by NASA telescopes

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Astronomers uncover evidence of two planets colliding in a distant solar system |

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First crewed Moon mission in over 50 years: Nasa announces Artemis II launch ‘as early as April 1’

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NASA confirms a bus-sized asteroid passed Earth on 22 December 2025, and what to expect next |

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