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NASA delays new test-firing of moon rocket |
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Microbes from Earth could temporarily survive on Mars |
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Kangaroo portrait is Australia's oldest rock painting |
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NASA releases first video, audio from new Mars rover
Perseverance |
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Neutrino from shredded star reveals cosmic particle
accelerator |
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Study: Low levels of air pollution a threat to older adults
hearts, lungs |
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Climate change is fueling an east-west divide in forest seed
production |
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'Eco-friendly' foam may pose environmental, human health risks |
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Non-conscious brain modulation may help PTSD patients forget
their fears |
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In cockroach fights, bet on the roach with the bigger
respiratory system |
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Cancer survivor to join first all-private spaceflight on
SpaceX's Dragon |
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Tanzanian bow-and-arrow hunters offer insight on evolution of
technology |
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Outsider threats inspire bonding, cooperation among
chimpanzees |
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Survey finds 'slutpage' use may be common among U.S. college
students |
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Diverse mangrove forests store more carbon |
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Study: Gulf Stream System is the weakest it's been in 1,000
years |
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Blue Origin delays heavy-lift New Glenn rocket launch to 2022 |
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Increasingly intense fire seasons harming carbon storage
abilities of forests |
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Teenage tyrannosaurs, 'megatheropods' limited diversity of
smaller dinos |
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SpaceX plans 20th Starlink launch Sunday evening from Florida |
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New rocket, Firefly's Alpha, may be ready to launch by April |
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As climate change extends allergy season, pollen travels
farther |
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Study: Social media users behave a lot like animals searching
for food |
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Invading retrovirus linked to high rates of lymphoma, leukemia
among koalas |
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Pyrite isn't a reliable proxy for Earth's oxygenation, study
says |
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Two NASA astronauts perform 7-hour spacewalk |
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SpaceX scrubs 20th Starlink communications satellite launch |
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Scientists take the temperature of red supergiants |
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Study: Neanderthals could perceive and produce human speech |
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Climate change threatens food chains, top predators |
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Rocket Lab plans new Neutron rocket, intends to go public |
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Conservationists aim to turn birders on to shade-grown coffee |
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New model predicts how plastic from coast gets to middle of
ocean |
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Simple tweaks helped the trap-jaw ant evolve its powerful bite |
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Musk, Maezawa say moon mission is on track for 2023 |
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Cuttlefish reveal link between self-control, intelligence |
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NASA prepares Dragon capsule for first reuse with astronauts |
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Mercury, Jupiter to appear side by side in weekend sky |
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Wild, 'destructive' pigs help cultivate biodiversity in their
native rainforests |
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Carbon emission decreases must grow tenfold to avoid climate
disaster |
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SpaceX Starship makes upright landing, but rocket explodes
minutes later |
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Earth's water cycle is increasingly dictated by humans |
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Scientists locate source of hazardous, high-energy solar
particles |
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NASA, Japanese astronauts plan spacewalk Friday |
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SpaceX successfully launches 20th Starlink mission |
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Seagrass loss along Britain's coastline more extensive than
thought |
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Frogs use their lungs to drown out the mating calls of other
species |
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Study finds fewer butterflies in landscapes of the American
West |
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'Astounding' Mars rover landing inspired world, Biden says in
call to NASA |
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Astronauts conclude spacewalk maintenance on International
Space Station |
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Scientists reveal first-ever evidence of a plasma 'space
hurricane' |
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Seals help scientists survey Antarctica's disappearing
glaciers |
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Humans evolved to use water much more efficiently than apes |
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Mars rover Perseverance makes first drive on Red Planet |
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Satellite company Spire Global plans to expand with new funds |
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Astronomers spy most distant quasar with powerful radio jets |
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Highly porous synthetic melanin can protect skin from toxins,
radiation |
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Whole wheat healthier than white bread, study confirms |
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Insulin may not need refrigeration, freeing up use in poorer
nations |
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One in five U.S. heroin users is Black, study finds |
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Cancer patients often denied lifesaving heart attack
treatment, study says |
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Study: Neighborhood conditions linked to risk for weight
change, study says |
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Study: Hepatitis drug speeds recovery in non-hospitalized
COVID-19 patients |
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Limited COVID-19 spread seen at kids' day camps, study says |
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Gaining a few pounds in middle age may actually be good for
health |
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Study: Asthma risk much higher in children who take antacids |
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Survey: 3 out of 4 people in U.S. will continue wearing masks
after pandemic |
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Fauci: New COVID-19 variants 'challenging,' but vaccines will
help |
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FDA approves 'tongue strengthening' device for sleep apnea |
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Common prostate drug may help prevent Parkinson's disease |
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Lower-income communities tested less despite higher COVID-19
rates, study says |
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More parents reluctant to give cancer-fighting HPV vaccine to
their kids |
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Most people with peanut allergy in U.S. are adults, but kids
remain the focus |
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Drug combo may boost survival for liver cancer patients |
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Older, heavier adults possible 'superspreaders' of COVID-19,
study finds |
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FDA authorizes emergency use of Eli Lilly's monoclonal
antibody treatment |
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Daily coffee linked to lower risk for heart failure |
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Breast cancer on the rise in younger U.S. women, reversing
decline |
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Study: Adult rabies prevention treatment safe, effective in
children, too |
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CDC warns of antibiotic-resistant infection outbreaks in
COVID-19 care units |
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CDC: Double-masking can significantly reduce spread of
COVID-19 |
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Obesity helps drive half of new diabetes cases among Americans |
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Too much light at night may raise odds for thyroid cancer,
study says |
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Implant may improve lives of people with balance disorder |
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Prescription opioids, antibiotics won't raise birth defect
risk, studies show |
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CDC: No need to quarantine during first 3 months after
COVID-19 vaccination |
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Study: Most with severe COVID-19 develop a 'robust' antibody
response |
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Study: Children less likely to catch, spread COVID-19 |
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Antibiotics in pregnancy linked to higher asthma risk in kids |
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Study: Many babies acquire oral HPV, possibly during birth |
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One dose of COVID-19 vaccine may be good for recovered
patients |
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Blood thinners may reduce death risk in hospitalized COVID-19
patients |
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Study: Zinc, vitamin C have no effect on COVID-19 infection |
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Three-quarters of people with COVID-19 test positive for
antibodies, study finds |
95 |
CDC releases guidelines for full in-person reopening of
schools |
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Drinking coffee during pregnancy linked to later behavioral
issues |
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Study: Wait times for donor kidneys have not improved in two
decades |
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COVID-19 death risk 3.5 times that of the flu, study says |
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Daily tai chi, exercise help older adults with insomnia, study
finds |
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Zika vaccine shows promise in early trials |
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Study: Drinking, smoking, drug use raises risk for premature
heart disease |
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Teen pot use increases with adult recreational legalization,
study finds |
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Extra cleaning during pandemic may increase asthma flare-ups |
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Heavy drinking, lots of red meat boost colon cancer risk,
study finds |
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Severe COVID-19 damages eyes in some patients, study finds |
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Study: New approach to 3D printing of human tissue closer to
reality |
107 |
Researchers find group of genes linked to Addison's disease |
108 |
As social media time rises, so does teen girls' suicide risk |
109 |
Philadelphia study links COVID-19 lockdowns, gun violence
spike |
110 |
British study will infect volunteers with COVID-19 to test
vaccines, treatments |
111 |
'Prediabetes' may harm brain health, study suggests |
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Antibody may hold key to treatment of Alzheimer's, strokes |
113 |
Dog-inspired approach may improve prostate cancer diagnosis,
study finds |
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CDC: U.S. life expectancy fell by a year during first half of
2020 due to COVID-19 |
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