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ScienceApr 25

NASA Identifies Fungus That Could Survive on Mars, Raising Contamination Concerns

Researchers have discovered an Earth fungus capable of surviving extreme conditions that could pose challenges for planetary protection protocols on Mars.

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ScienceApr 5

Archaeologists Discover 2,100-Year-Old Inscribed Sling Bullet at Ancient Hippos in Israel

Researchers found a rare ancient Greek sling bullet with the word 'learn' inscribed on it at the archaeological site of Hippos near the Sea of Galilee.

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ScienceMay 23

Pentagon Declassifies Apollo 12 Audio of Unexplained Light Phenomena

Declassified Pentagon UFO records include 1969 Apollo 12 mission audio of astronauts describing unexplained visual flashes observed during spaceflight.

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ScienceMay 23

Scientists Use 'Sentinel Gardens' to Monitor Invasive Insects Before Ocean Crossing

Researchers plant American trees abroad to attract and identify dangerous insects before they reach U.S. shores.

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ScienceApr 10

Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Erupts, Sending Lava Fountains 200 Meters Into Air

Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island erupted Thursday morning, producing massive lava fountains and prompting closure of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

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ScienceApr 23

Roman Space Telescope Completes Development Ahead of Schedule and Under Budget

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has finished development eight months early and under budget, utilizing repurposed spy satellite hardware.

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ScienceJun 6

Environmental Research Facilities Face Operational and Financial Challenges

Research organizations are grappling with balancing scientific work, environmental protection, and financial sustainability.

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ScienceJun 9

Guardian Publishes Opinion Pieces on El Niño Climate Impacts and Musk's Wealth

The Guardian published two opinion columns addressing global economic inequality through climate change and billionaire wealth concentration.

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ScienceMar 23

U.N. Report Warns of Growing Climate Imbalance as Earth Retains More Heat

A new United Nations climate report indicates Earth's energy imbalance has reached unprecedented levels due to continued fossil fuel use.

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ScienceApr 21

Research Shows Early Life Used Oxygen Hundreds of Millions of Years Before Expected

MIT scientists found evidence that some early life forms evolved oxygen-breathing capabilities before the Great Oxidation Event 2.3 billion years ago.

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ScienceMay 20

Neptune Moon Nereid May Be Original Survivor of Ancient Cosmic Collision

New telescope observations suggest Neptune's moon Nereid is likely an original satellite that survived when Triton disrupted the planet's early moon system.

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ScienceMay 14

Researchers identify largest dinosaur found in Southeast Asia from Thailand fossils

Scientists have discovered a massive sauropod dinosaur in Thailand, dubbed the largest ever found in Southeast Asia.

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ScienceApr 4

Trump Orders Release of UFO Files as Public Interest in Extraterrestrial Life Grows

President Trump announced plans to release government UFO files amid renewed public fascination with unidentified aerial phenomena and extraterrestrial life.

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ScienceApr 29

Three Separate Higher Education Developments Reported This Week

Multiple unrelated higher education stories emerged, covering online degree programs, HBCU research initiatives, and international student trends.

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ScienceMay 3

Stillaguamish Tribe Restores Wetlands to Save Chinook Salmon in Washington

The Stillaguamish Tribe is purchasing farmland in Washington state and removing levees to create wetlands aimed at restoring Chinook salmon populations.

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