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an asteroid coming to close to earth
The City-Killer Asteroid May Hit the Moon in 2032 — What Would Happen If We Blasted It With Nukes First?
reconstruction of macromyzon
Leeches Didn’t Always Suck Blood — Ancient Fossils Reveal They Swallowed Prey Whole
Carvings of animals, outlined in white and blue, overlaid on top of a panel of rock, including three camels and three gazelles.
Ancient Carvings of Camels Acted as Road Signs to Water in the Desert Around 12,000 Years Ago
yellow sea sponge
541-Million-Year-Old Sea Sponge Confirmed As One of Earth’s First Animals
An assembly of seashells on a beach.
This Ancient Shell Workshop Appeared in France When Modern Humans First Arrived, Around 42,000 Years Ago
Illustration of Joaquinraptor with crocodile arm in its mouth.
New Species of Carnivorous Dinosaur Discovered with Crocodile in Its Teeth
large asteroid approaching planet Earth
Near-Earth Asteroids Could Be the Future of Resource Mining
images of dwarf galaxies joined by bridge
These Dwarf Galaxies are Joined by an Intergalactic Bridge Tens of Thousands of Light-years Long 
an older woman eating pink yogurt
Secret to 117-Year-Old Woman’s Longevity Revealed Through DNA Sequencing
An ancient human stands in a forest, holding a stone and a stone point.
A Crushed Cranium From One Million Years Ago Could Transform Our Timeline of Human Origins
artist depiction of SIMP-0136
New JWST Data Shows Rogue Planet With a Colorful Combo of Wavelengths, Strong Storms, and Beautiful Auroras
human head transplant graphic
Human Head Transplants: Where the Science Stands, and Why the Ethics Are So Complicated

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