When To See ‘Shooting Stars’ Tonight As Two Meteor Showers Peak
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Australian stargazers to enjoy two meteor showers this week – and you can leave the binoculars at home
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Full coverage of this storyFault line on Canadian border thought dormant for years could cause major earthquake, new study shows
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Scientists Warn: Tintina Fault Could Unleash Major Earthquake
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Mounting Pressure in the Tintina Fault Could Mean Dangerous Earthquakes
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Full coverage of this storyExtinct creature found INSIDE 'magical' Ancient Roman amulet lost for 2,000 years in 'world first' discovery
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Ancient Romans likely used extinct sea creature fossils as amulets
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Archaeologists Found an Ancient Fossil That Doubled as a Sacred Roman Amulet
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Full coverage of this storyPaleontologists Discover First Evidence of Multispecies Dinosaur Herding
Dinosaur hunters make “chilling” discovery deep in Canadian badlands
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Stunning Dinosaur Tracks Appear to Show Something Never Seen Before
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Different dinosaur species may have really traveled together like in the movies
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Dinosaurs may have mingled with other species of dino for protection
Full coverage of this storyFermented meat with a side of maggots: A new look at the Neanderthal diet
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Prehistoric Neanderthal diets were maggot heavy, a new study suggests
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Neanderthals were not ‘hypercarnivores’ and feasted on maggots, scientists say
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Neanderthals likely ate fermented meat with a side of maggots
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Neanderthals loved to eat maggots, study finds
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Full coverage of this storyI'm one of the increasing number of young people to have a stroke and was paralyzed at 19... how I made a comeback
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Full coverage of this storyWhat Would Happen If a Baby Was Born in Space? A Leaked Study Has a Disturbing Take
Full coverage of this storyNASA alert! Asteroid 2025 OL1 set for close Earth encounter on July 30 at 16,900 mph; scientists track ra
Plane-sized Asteroid 2025 OW will fly-by at 47,000 mph this week, but NASA scientists say it’s nothing new
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Asteroid 2025 OS flew past Earth at just 0.03 lunar distances
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Near-Earth Asteroid 2025 OW close encounter: an image – 27 July 2025
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Full coverage of this storyLaunch Roundup: SpaceX to launch Crew-11 to ISS; ISRO and NASA launch new SAR satellite
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Full coverage of this storyOctopuses Fall For The Classic Fake Arm Trick – Just Like We Do
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Polcs also fall into the illusion of the rubber hand: the surprising study
Octopus Shows Self-Awareness While Being Tricked by the 'Rubber Hand Illusion' Using a Fake Tentacle
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The rubber hand illusion works on octopuses too
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Full coverage of this storyVera Rubin Observatory glows under recalibration LEDs photo of the day for July 28, 2025
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‘It’s just the beginning’: UW-Madison professors help capture new images of the universe, launch new era of cosmic observation
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How a trailblazing Jewish scientist is still revolutionizing the world of astronomy
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Largest images of outer space delivered daily from Chile observatory to California supercomputer – by FIU
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WATCHING THE SKIES: July 20-26 | Pioneering astronomer Vera C. Rubin born this week, 1928
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Full coverage of this storyISS astronauts spot lightning strike from space | Space photo of the day for July 29, 2025
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NASA spacecraft snaps images of lunar transit and Earth eclipse on the same day — see the photos
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Full coverage of this storyNASA Just Discovered What’s Really Creating the Moon’s Atmosphere
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