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Astronauts from India, Poland, Hungary launched on first space station mission
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Astronauts from India, Poland, Hungary launched on first space station mission

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India, Poland and Hungary are set to send people to space for the first time in decades on an American commercial mission to the International Space Station that blasts off Wednesday.See the Story
Bear in Duluth Fitted with Metal Fang, the "Largest Veterinary Crown" in the World, Zoo Says
Animals · Duluth

Bear in Duluth Fitted with Metal Fang, the "Largest Veterinary Crown" in the World, Zoo Says

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By Cole Premo Click here for updates on this story     DULUTH, Minnesota (WCCO) — A brown bear in northern Minnesota has made “dental history” after receiving a full metal crown that is the first of its kind, according to zoo staff. On Monday, Lake Superior Zoo in Duluth announced that the bear, named Tundra, needed the dental procedure after fracturing his tooth back in 2023. Although he underwent a successful root canal following the initial i…See the Story
Wildlife forensic scientists develop new tool to detect elephant ivory disguised as legal mammoth ivory
Species · United States

Wildlife forensic scientists develop new tool to detect elephant ivory disguised as legal mammoth ivory

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The emotional toll of climate change is broad-ranging, especially for young people

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Scientists find Earth’s mantle beating like a heart, slowly tearing Africa apart

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The Incredible Shrinking Fish: How Evolution of Baltic Cod Helps Them Dodge Nets

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Genetic shift driven by over-exploitation risks undermining populations beyond repair, according to researchFish · MannheimSee the Story

Western Canada glaciers melting twice as fast as in previous decade, research says

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Environment Canada · KamloopsSee the Story

James Webb Space Telescope Directly Images Its First Exoplanet

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James Webb Space TelescopeSee the Story

UK Scientists Start Constructing Human Genome from Scratch

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Research · United KingdomSee the Story

Scientists Discover Unknown Organelle Inside Our Cells

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The discovery of an unknown organelle inside our cells could open the door to new treatments for devastating inherited diseases.ScienceSee the Story

Yeast Cell Division 'Pacemaker' Found Inside Nucleus, Not Outside as Once Believed

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Researchers at the Francis Crick Institute have shown that the "pacemaker" controlling yeast cell division lies inside the nucleus rather than outside it, as previously thought. Having the pacemaker in the same compartment as the cell's DNA helps keep the genome stable.Science · LondonSee the Story

In UK Study, the Risk of Certain Types of Crime, but Not Others, Increase After Dark

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A UK study of data on more than 30,000 crimes sheds new light on crime after dark, suggesting that the overall risk of crime rises when darkness falls, but that risk varies depending on type of crime and geographical area. Jim Uttley of the University of Sheffield, UK, and colleagues present these findings in the open-access journal PLOS One.Science · RogersvilleSee the Story

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