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A ring in Quebec’s wilderness turned out to be a rare cosmic scar.
Stupidity is not low intelligence. It is damage without gain to anyone involved.
Researchers are turning toxic, centuries-old ammunition into highly efficient and cheap solar panels.
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A radar experiment measured a tumbling shard from a shattered satellite.
The camera that checked JWST’s clock is losing its funding.
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Even without disease or aging, humans may still face a genetic deadline.
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