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    May 21, 2021
    The wise words of Carl Sagan:
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    May 5, 2019
    The Drake Equation: What are the odds that aliens exist? pst.cr/4D6Q3
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    Aug 3, 2024
    A new theory of quantum gravity can explain the anomalous rotation of galaxies without the need for dark matter, say researchers. discovermagazine.com/the-sciences/s…
    Spacetime’s “Brownian Motion” Could Spell The Death of Dark Matter
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    A dinosaur feather trapped in amber has an extra surprise — an ancient tick: bit.ly/2BY2I0p @GemmaTarlach
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    Sep 7, 2017
    A volcano in the Galapagos has woken back up for the first time since 2009: bit.ly/2eGZN2B @eruptionsblog
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    Jan 3, 2019
    How We Found Jupiter's 79 (At Least) Moons ed.gr/79n9
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    Jul 31, 2018
    Sorry, Elon. There's not enough CO2 to terraform Mars: ed.gr/w8ec
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    Aug 23, 2017
    SpaceX unveils new suit design, modeled by Elon Musk himself: bit.ly/2wF6vQU
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    Nov 7, 2017
    This fungus has 20,000 genders and can mate with almost every individual in its species just by bumping into them: bit.ly/2zEF2Rv
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    Oct 21, 2019
    Is Planet Nine really a primordial black hole? pst.cr/B8fZR
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    Jun 6, 2018
    Researchers get a peek at how other animals see the world: ed.gr/uaz4
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    May 5, 2023
    Swearing could actually be an emotional release valve and studies show that people who swear like a sailor are more honest and more intelligent.
    Swearing Like A Sailor May Not Be Such A Bad Thing
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    Jan 3, 2017
    Introducing the newest organ in the human body: the mesentery. bit.ly/2hN497d
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    Sep 8, 2021
    The wisdom of Einstein: