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    Mysterious medieval city in Africa had ingenious system to survive drought

    Great Zimbabwe was the first major city in southern Africa, home to an estimated 18,000 people at its peak. Yet no one...
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    Lightning strikes create a strange crystal shape rarely seen in nature

    The fierce electrical fingers that struck a sand dune in Nebraska left behind a crystal configuration rarely found in nature.Inside a piece of...
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    Tiny radioactive object missing in Australia triggers urgent search

    An urgent search was carried out in Western Australia on Saturday after reports that a tiny radioactive capsule had disappeared in transit from...
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    Breathing in car exhaust can change a brain’s connectivity in as little as 2 hours, a study finds

    Breathing air pollution could affect the way your brain is wired. Scientists from the University of British Columbia (UBC) and the University...
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    Our body temperature has been falling for 160 years. Gut microbes may play a role

    The average temperature of the human body was steadily declining since the mid-19th century, and scholars are not sure why. A new...
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    Do your cats play or fight? Researchers think they can tell the difference

    Have you ever worried if play between your cats was getting too rough? A new study Published in Scientific Reports ...
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    Newly discovered fossil reveals hundreds of teeth ‘never seen before on a pterosaur’

    A bizarre pterosaur with a spatula beak and ridiculous teeth has been discovered in a German quarry. Its unique facial anatomy suggests...
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    Archaeologists may have uncovered the ‘oldest’ and ‘most complete’ Egyptian mummy yet

    A team of archaeologists has unearthed what may be the "oldest" and "most complete" mummy ever discovered in Egypt, the excavation director said...
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    JWST has found the elemental building blocks of life in the depths of the darkest of space

    JWST's unprecedented ability to peer into the veiled hearts of distant clouds has revealed the elements of biochemistry in the coldest, darkest place...
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    Asteroid 2023 BU has made the fourth closest approach to Earth

    There are hundreds of millions of asteroids in our solar system, which means new asteroids are being discovered fairly frequently. It also...
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    Babies may not be born with a microbiome after all, scientists say

    For more than a centurythe uterus was largely viewed as a sterile environment. But even today, with advanced medical technology, researchers cannot...
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    A 17th-century aristocrat had an elaborate secret to save her teeth

    400 years after her death, scientists have uncovered the long-buried secret of a 17th-century French aristocrat: she used gold wire to keep her...
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