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Thailand’s ‘Jurassic Park’ shines light on dinosaur evolution - Bangkok Post
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Thailand’s ‘Jurassic Park’ shines light on dinosaur evolution - Bangkok Post

KHON KAEN - A dinosaur statue stands guard outside a temple, a hint at the ancient giants buried deep in the earth below making up northeastern Thailand’s “dinosaur rush”.

By AFP·13h ago
The ISS won't be around forever. Here's how to see it from Earth - USA Today
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The ISS won't be around forever. Here's how to see it from Earth - USA Today

While you wait for the launch of the Crew-13 astronauts to the International Space Station, here's how you can spot the orbital outpost anytime.

By Eric Lagatta·13h ago
2 spacecraft will soon reach Mercury after 8 years in space. Here's what BepiColombo can do - Space
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2 spacecraft will soon reach Mercury after 8 years in space. Here's what BepiColombo can do - Space

The tiny planet hides big mysteries that scientists can't wait to tackle.

By Meghan Bartels·13h ago
Five-metal 2D catalysts could convert CO₂ to CO without needing an extra electrical boost - Phys.org
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Five-metal 2D catalysts could convert CO₂ to CO without needing an extra electrical boost - Phys.org

Carbon dioxide (CO₂) is usually discussed as something the world needs to get rid of. Activities such as the burning of fossil fuels for daily use, including electricity and transportation, and industrial applications release significant amounts of CO₂, and t…

By Phys.Org·13h ago
When Georgia Tech scientists tipped out a tumbler of Titan-like organic grains, 2 to 5 percent refused to fall, held to the walls by static electricity. In comparable experiments with terrestrial sand and volcanic ash, nothing stuck. - Space Daily
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When Georgia Tech scientists tipped out a tumbler of Titan-like organic grains, 2 to 5 percent refused to fall, held to the walls by static electricity. In comparable experiments with terrestrial sand and volcanic ash, nothing stuck. - Space Daily

Organic grain analogues clung to a nitrogen-filled tumbler after becoming charged, but later tholin tests show why the result cannot yet be assumed to describe Titan's real dunes.

By Space Daily·13h ago
The Human Family Tree May Need a Major Rewrite - SciTechDaily
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The Human Family Tree May Need a Major Rewrite - SciTechDaily

Growing evidence that early human relatives do not fit neatly into traditional categories is prompting a proposal to expand the genus Homo.

By SciTechDaily·13h ago
Nearly 300 metres beneath Mexico’s Chihuahuan Desert, miners tunnelling for ore broke into a chamber filled with crystals as long as a bus — giant beams of gypsum up to 11 metres long, hidden underwater for hundreds of thousands of years until mine pum - Space Daily
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Nearly 300 metres beneath Mexico’s Chihuahuan Desert, miners tunnelling for ore broke into a chamber filled with crystals as long as a bus — giant beams of gypsum up to 11 metres long, hidden underwater for hundreds of thousands of years until mine pum - Space Daily

The discovery challenges everything we thought we knew about how giant crystals form — and raises urgent questions about what else lies hidden in Earth's deep aquifers.

By Space Daily·13h ago
‘It was very surreal,’ UNC Asheville researchers make a discovery in drug-resistant staph - WLOS
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‘It was very surreal,’ UNC Asheville researchers make a discovery in drug-resistant staph - WLOS

What began as an undergraduate research project at UNC Asheville has resulted in a discovery that has landed the team a recognition in an accredited journal.

By Chloe Adams·13h ago
A Solar Superstorm Caused a GPS Glitch Bad Enough to Crash Self-Driving Cars - Gizmodo
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A Solar Superstorm Caused a GPS Glitch Bad Enough to Crash Self-Driving Cars - Gizmodo

The massive eruption threw GPS readings off by more than 33 feet (10 meters).

By Passant Rabie·13h ago
A living structure nearly the size of Vatican City, and nobody sees i - a-z-animals.com
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A living structure nearly the size of Vatican City, and nobody sees i - a-z-animals.com

A deep-sea expedition off Argentina set out to find cold seeps and found almost none. What the seafloor was actually hiding has researchers scrambling to explain a region nobody had mapped, catalogued, or expected.

By Ashley Driggs·13h ago