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ScienceJun 1

Atlantic Hurricane Season Begins with Below-Average Forecast and New Data Technology

The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season officially started June 1, marking the first below-average forecast in over a decade while new technology improves data collection.

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ScienceApr 11

Space Music History and Artemis Mission Preparations Draw Public Interest

Articles explore the history of music in space and ongoing preparations for NASA's Artemis II mission reentry phase.

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ScienceMay 12

Researchers recover lost text from 6th century New Testament manuscript using modern technology

Glasgow researchers used advanced imaging to reveal 42 previously invisible pages from an important early Christian manuscript.

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ScienceMay 12

Pentagon Releases Declassified UAP Images and Documents to Public

The Pentagon has released its first set of declassified unidentified aerial phenomena images and documents, including military reports and NASA archival imagery.

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ScienceApr 12

Great White Sharks Disappear from South African Waters, Sparking Scientific Debate

Great white sharks have vanished from waters near Cape Town, South Africa, with scientists debating whether orcas or human activity caused the exodus.

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ScienceMar 27

Scientists Document Sperm Whale Birth with Assisting Pod Members

Researchers captured rare footage of sperm whales working together to assist during and after a birth, providing new insights into whale behavior.

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ScienceMay 21

Britain Reintroduces Beavers to Help Combat Flooding After 400-Year Absence

Communities in Britain are bringing back beavers, extinct for 400 years, to use their natural dam-building abilities for flood control.

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ScienceMay 27

Wildlife Officials Use Varied Approaches to Protect Endangered and Control Invasive Species

Federal and state wildlife agencies are implementing different strategies to protect endangered fish and salamanders while controlling invasive species across U.S. waterways.

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ScienceApr 6

China and Europe Launch Joint Space Mission

China and Europe have launched a rare collaborative space mission, marking an unusual partnership between the two regions in space exploration.

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ScienceMay 20

Study finds Starbucks cups labeled 'widely recyclable' don't reach recycling facilities

Environmental watchdog tracked 53 Starbucks plastic cups with GPS devices and found none reached recycling plants despite company's recycling claims.

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ScienceMay 25

Multiple Wildlife Stories Highlight Human-Animal Interactions Across US

Recent reports cover coyote range expansion, gray whale deaths on Pacific coast, and national park fatalities involving wildlife and other causes.

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ScienceMar 6

NASA Rules Out Asteroid Moon Impact, Senate Advances Lunar Program Funding

NASA confirmed no collision risk from asteroid 2024 YR4 while Senate moves forward with lunar mission authorization.

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ScienceApr 19

Wildlife Thrives in Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Four Decades After Nuclear Disaster

Nearly 40 years after the Chernobyl nuclear accident, wildlife populations have rebounded in the contaminated exclusion zone despite ongoing radiation hazards.

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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 6

NASA spacecraft successfully altered asteroid's orbit in planetary defense test

Scientists confirmed that NASA's DART mission changed an asteroid's orbit around the sun by a small but measurable amount in 2022.

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