2.35-Billion-Year-Old Lunar Meteorite Fills One-Billion-Year Gap in Volcanic History of the Moon
An analysis of Northwest Africa (NWA) 16286, a lunar meteorite with a unique chemical signature, offers fresh insights into how
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Lucy Provides Full View of Main-Belt Asteroid Donaldjohanson
NASA’s Lucy mission continues to analyze images collected during the spacecraft’s April 20, 2025 encounter with the carbonaceous asteroid Donaldjohanson.
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Wild Killer Whales Sometimes Offer Food to Humans, Scientists Say
In a paper published online in the Journal of Comparative Psychology, marine biologists report on 34 interactions spanning two decades
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Webb Zooms In on Central Region of Messier 82
Using the Mid-InfraRed Instrument (MIRI) aboard the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have captured a stunning infrared image of
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Geoscientists Find Pulsing Mantle Plume beneath Ethiopia’s Afar Region
These pulses are gradually tearing the African continent apart and forming a new ocean basin, according to a study led
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Killer Whales Fashion Tools from Kelp and Use Them for Grooming
Marine researchers report evidence of the widespread manufacture and use of grooming tools in a population of killer whales (Orcinus
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Scientists Investigating whether Ambroxol Can Slow Parkinson’s-Related Dementia
Although a cough medicine called Ambroxol is approved in Europe for treating respiratory conditions and has a long-standing safety record,
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Time Has Three Dimensions, New Theory Says
A new theory by University of Alaska Fairbanks scientist Gunther Kletetschka argues that time comes in three dimensions rather than
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Honey from Australian Stingless Bees Has Unique Antimicrobial Properties, Study Shows
In new research, scientists evaluated the antimicrobial properties and chemical profiles of honey produced by the Australian stingless bee species:
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Human Footprints at White Sands Are Up To 22,400 Years Old: Study
Discovery of human footprints at White Sands, New Mexico, dated to between 21,000 and 23,000 years ago, was a notable
