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Astronauts on International Space Station placed on evacuation alert due to air leaks

NASA alerts ISS astronauts for evacuation following a significant air leak as repairs are attempted.

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Discovery of Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis: Southeast Asia’s Largest Dinosaur

Scientists in Thailand unveil the largest dinosaur in Southeast Asia, Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis, shedding light on sauropod evolution.

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Archaeologists in Pompeii Utilize AI to Reconstruct Face of Victim from Mount Vesuvius Eruption

AI technology helps in reconstructing the face of a Pompeii victim, shedding light on historical events during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

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Ancient Kraken-Like Octopuses Dominated Prehistoric Oceans, New Research Confirms

New fossil studies reveal that giant kraken-like octopuses were apex predators in the late Cretaceous oceans, challenging previous perceptions of prehistoric food chains.

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Artemis Astronauts on Historic Journey to Lunar Flyby

Artemis astronauts are set for a historic lunar flyby, preparing to capture images and perform tests on the Moon.

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First Footage of Antarctic Sleeper Shark Discovered in Deep Waters

A rare sleeper shark was filmed in Antarctic waters, marking the first sighting of such a species in the region.

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Oldest Known Cave Art Discovered in Indonesia's Muna Island

Researchers uncover the world's oldest cave art in Indonesia, dating back at least 67,800 years, providing insights into early human migration and creativity.

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NASA Deploys Historic Early Return of Astronauts Due to Medical Issue

NASA cuts short an astronaut mission due to a medical condition, marking a historic first for the agency.

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Special group of 'genius dogs' learn new vocabulary by eavesdropping, researchers find

Research reveals how a rare group of dogs learns vocabulary by eavesdropping on human conversations, akin to toddler language acquisition.

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Oldest Known Evidence of Human Fire-Making Discovered in England

Researchers have uncovered the oldest evidence of deliberate fire-making by Neanderthals in England, pushing back the timeline by 350,000 years.

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