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Study Reveals Artemis Astronauts to Land in Moon's Ancient Impact Zone — Aitken Kagu big by Wikipedia Photo - Own work (By: Ittiz) / CC-BY-SA-3.0

NASA · United States

Study Reveals Artemis Astronauts to Land in Moon's Ancient Impact Zone

74% Center coverage: 19 sources

What’s the cap on human energy expenditure? Elite athletes reveal ‘metabolic ceiling’

What’s the cap on human energy expenditure? Elite athletes reveal ‘metabolic ceiling’

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

When athletes devote large amounts of energy to running or cycling, they unconsciously cut back on energy output elsewhere. When athletes devote large amounts of energy to running or cycling, they unconsciously cut back on energy output elsewhere.See the Story

Giant Manta Rays Dive to 1,250 Meters to Calibrate Ocean Navigation, Study Finds — REUTERS / ixx511

Science · New Zealand

Giant Manta Rays Dive to 1,250 Meters to Calibrate Ocean Navigation, Study Finds

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

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