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Are "Natural Disasters" On The Rise? | IFLScience The Big QuestionsA picture of a mobile phone displaying The Big Questions logo overlaid on a picture of a flooded neigbourhood.

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Are "Natural Disasters" On The Rise? | IFLScience The Big QuestionsA picture of a mobile phone displaying The Big Questions logo overlaid on a picture of a flooded neigbourhood.
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Are "Natural Disasters" On The Rise? | IFLScience The Big Questions

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We're One Step Closer To Using Whole Of The Freaking Moon As A Gravitational Wave DetectorApollo 17's lunar lander, Challenger, on the surface of the Moon.

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We're One Step Closer To Using Whole Of The Freaking Moon As A Gravitational Wave DetectorApollo 17's lunar lander, Challenger, on the surface of the Moon.
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We're One Step Closer To Using Whole Of The Freaking Moon As A Gravitational Wave Detector

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Dunning-Kruger And The Calamitous Lemon Juice Bank Robbery That Launched A New Cognitive Biasan open bag filled with dollar notes

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Dunning-Kruger And The Calamitous Lemon Juice Bank Robbery That Launched A New Cognitive Biasan open bag filled with dollar notes
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Dunning-Kruger And The Calamitous Lemon Juice Bank Robbery That Launched A New Cognitive Bias

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300-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Wood Tells Us More About Geologic History Than Anyone ImaginedA sectioned fossilized wood specimen from Kyffhäuser 20 centimetres wide. The white-grey patches are different light and dark quartz generations.

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300-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Wood Tells Us More About Geologic History Than Anyone ImaginedA sectioned fossilized wood specimen from Kyffhäuser 20 centimetres wide. The white-grey patches are different light and dark quartz generations.
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300-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Wood Tells Us More About Geologic History Than Anyone Imagined

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The Dead Coexisted With The Living In The Deep Past. Now Scientists Want To Understand Why We Stopped Burying Our Loved Ones At Homea cemetery including several cross-shaped tombstones

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The Dead Coexisted With The Living In The Deep Past. Now Scientists Want To Understand Why We Stopped Burying Our Loved Ones At Homea cemetery including several cross-shaped tombstones
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The Dead Coexisted With The Living In The Deep Past. Now Scientists Want To Understand Why We Stopped Burying Our Loved Ones At Home

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Neptune’s Inner Moons And Rings Might Be Left Over From A Cosmic Game Of Marbles Caused By The Capture Of TritonIn this version of Webb’s Near-Infrared Camera (NIRCam) image of Neptune, the planet’s visible moons are labeled. Neptune has 14 known satellites, and seven of them are visible in this image. Triton, the bright spot of light in the upper left of this image, far outshines Neptune because the planet’s atmosphere is darkened by methane absorption wavelengths captured by Webb. Triton reflects an average of 70 percent of the sunlight that hits it. Triton, which orbits Neptune in a backward orbit, is suspected to have originally been a Kuiper belt object that was gravitationally captured by Neptune.

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Neptune’s Inner Moons And Rings Might Be Left Over From A Cosmic Game Of Marbles Caused By The Capture Of TritonIn this version of Webb’s Near-Infrared Camera (NIRCam) image of Neptune, the planet’s visible moons are labeled. Neptune has 14 known satellites, and seven of them are visible in this image. Triton, the bright spot of light in the upper left of this image, far outshines Neptune because the planet’s atmosphere is darkened by methane absorption wavelengths captured by Webb. Triton reflects an average of 70 percent of the sunlight that hits it. Triton, which orbits Neptune in a backward orbit, is suspected to have originally been a Kuiper belt object that was gravitationally captured by Neptune.
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Neptune’s Inner Moons And Rings Might Be Left Over From A Cosmic Game Of Marbles Caused By The Capture Of Triton

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Incredible Marine Reptile Fossil Preserves Its Internal Organs In Such Detail That Its Liver Is Still A "Reddish Color"An artists impression of Austranaga hunting fish in the sea.

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Incredible Marine Reptile Fossil Preserves Its Internal Organs In Such Detail That Its Liver Is Still A "Reddish Color"An artists impression of Austranaga hunting fish in the sea.
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Incredible Marine Reptile Fossil Preserves Its Internal Organs In Such Detail That Its Liver Is Still A "Reddish Color"

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The USSR Had Nuclear-Powered Lighthouses Lining Its Arctic Coast, And They Became As Big A Problem As You Can ImagineMist and seabirds hang over the Aniva lighthouse in the North Pacific Ocean near Sakhalin, Russia.

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The USSR Had Nuclear-Powered Lighthouses Lining Its Arctic Coast, And They Became As Big A Problem As You Can ImagineMist and seabirds hang over the Aniva lighthouse in the North Pacific Ocean near Sakhalin, Russia.
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The USSR Had Nuclear-Powered Lighthouses Lining Its Arctic Coast, And They Became As Big A Problem As You Can Imagine

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The First-Ever Photo Of A Solar Eclipse Is Probably Older Than You Think – And Still Better Than Many Modern Onesthe daguerrotype of the eclipse of 1851 showing the covered sun, the corona and several prominences

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The First-Ever Photo Of A Solar Eclipse Is Probably Older Than You Think – And Still Better Than Many Modern Onesthe daguerrotype of the eclipse of 1851 showing the covered sun, the corona and several prominences
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The First-Ever Photo Of A Solar Eclipse Is Probably Older Than You Think – And Still Better Than Many Modern Ones

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For Almost 1,500 Years, The Ancestors Of Modern-Day Native Americans Kept Coming Back To This Sacred Cave To Paint In Complete DarknessPicture Cave rock art

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For Almost 1,500 Years, The Ancestors Of Modern-Day Native Americans Kept Coming Back To This Sacred Cave To Paint In Complete DarknessPicture Cave rock art
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For Almost 1,500 Years, The Ancestors Of Modern-Day Native Americans Kept Coming Back To This Sacred Cave To Paint In Complete Darkness

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Three-Way Chomp-Fest Between Ancient Species Shows Who Was Eating Who in The Lower CretaceousA paeloart drawing of a ichthyosaur biting a pterosaur while and pliosaur swims below.

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Three-Way Chomp-Fest Between Ancient Species Shows Who Was Eating Who in The Lower CretaceousA paeloart drawing of a ichthyosaur biting a pterosaur while and pliosaur swims below.
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Three-Way Chomp-Fest Between Ancient Species Shows Who Was Eating Who in The Lower Cretaceous

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Dinosaurs “Charbroiled” To Death, Giving A Harrowing Reminder Of How Much Devastation Can Happen On A Planetary Scale In Just A Few HoursA Daurlong taking refuge in water to escape from a fire

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Dinosaurs “Charbroiled” To Death, Giving A Harrowing Reminder Of How Much Devastation Can Happen On A Planetary Scale In Just A Few HoursA Daurlong taking refuge in water to escape from a fire
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Dinosaurs “Charbroiled” To Death, Giving A Harrowing Reminder Of How Much Devastation Can Happen On A Planetary Scale In Just A Few Hours

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Scientists Create G-Rated “OnlyMarms” To Save World’s Second-Longest Wild Animal Observation ProjectA marmot caught mid movement, looking surprised at the camera.

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Scientists Create G-Rated “OnlyMarms” To Save World’s Second-Longest Wild Animal Observation ProjectA marmot caught mid movement, looking surprised at the camera.
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Scientists Create G-Rated “OnlyMarms” To Save World’s Second-Longest Wild Animal Observation Project

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Trump Administration Unveils Vision For “A New Golden Age” Of Science – Experts Think It Is Anything ButTrump in a suit on a lawn with his index finger pointing up at something off camera

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Trump Administration Unveils Vision For “A New Golden Age” Of Science – Experts Think It Is Anything ButTrump in a suit on a lawn with his index finger pointing up at something off camera
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Trump Administration Unveils Vision For “A New Golden Age” Of Science – Experts Think It Is Anything But

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Lasers Uncover 400 Hidden Structures From A Lost Amazon Civilization That Once Boasted 3 Million PeopleSome of the structures are still visible, such as the Tequinho geoglyph in Acre, Brazil.

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Lasers Uncover 400 Hidden Structures From A Lost Amazon Civilization That Once Boasted 3 Million PeopleSome of the structures are still visible, such as the Tequinho geoglyph in Acre, Brazil.
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Lasers Uncover 400 Hidden Structures From A Lost Amazon Civilization That Once Boasted 3 Million People

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