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“Why Did This Evolve? It Didn’t. It Was Already There”: 100-Year-Old Mystery Of Why Mitochondria Sometimes Look Like Strings Of Pearls Finally Solvedcolorful microscope images in a three by three grid, showing mitochondria that are squised to look like strings of beads with colourful nucleoids inside them; the style is reminiscent of pop art

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“Why Did This Evolve? It Didn’t. It Was Already There”: 100-Year-Old Mystery Of Why Mitochondria Sometimes Look Like Strings Of Pearls Finally Solvedcolorful microscope images in a three by three grid, showing mitochondria that are squised to look like strings of beads with colourful nucleoids inside them; the style is reminiscent of pop art
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“Why Did This Evolve? It Didn’t. It Was Already There”: 100-Year-Old Mystery Of Why Mitochondria Sometimes Look Like Strings Of Pearls Finally Solved

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New Deep-Space Color Image And Revolutionary Insight About Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS From Jupiter-Bound JUICE MissionA wide, dark sky is filled with countless tiny points of light, like a dense spray of stars. Near the lower left of centre, a small, soft green glow stands out among the stars, appearing slightly fuzzy compared to the sharp pinpoints around it. This is comet 3I/ATLAS. The rest of the scene fades into deep black space with scattered stars of varying brightness.

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New Deep-Space Color Image And Revolutionary Insight About Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS From Jupiter-Bound JUICE MissionA wide, dark sky is filled with countless tiny points of light, like a dense spray of stars. Near the lower left of centre, a small, soft green glow stands out among the stars, appearing slightly fuzzy compared to the sharp pinpoints around it. This is comet 3I/ATLAS. The rest of the scene fades into deep black space with scattered stars of varying brightness.
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New Deep-Space Color Image And Revolutionary Insight About Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS From Jupiter-Bound JUICE Mission

clock-iconApril 2, 2026

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Forbidden Range Of Gravitational Waves Hints At Supernovae So Powerful That They Can’t Form Black HolesThis artist’s impression shows a stellar explosion with subtle hints of a black hole binary in the background.

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Forbidden Range Of Gravitational Waves Hints At Supernovae So Powerful That They Can’t Form Black HolesThis artist’s impression shows a stellar explosion with subtle hints of a black hole binary in the background.
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Forbidden Range Of Gravitational Waves Hints At Supernovae So Powerful That They Can’t Form Black Holes

clock-iconApril 2, 2026

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Jonathan The Tortoise, The World's Oldest Known Land Animal, Confirmed Alive After Viral Celebrity Death Hoax Jonathan, the world's oldest tortoise, is "very much alive and well."

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Jonathan The Tortoise, The World's Oldest Known Land Animal, Confirmed Alive After Viral Celebrity Death Hoax Jonathan, the world's oldest tortoise, is "very much alive and well."
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Jonathan The Tortoise, The World's Oldest Known Land Animal, Confirmed Alive After Viral Celebrity Death Hoax

clock-iconApril 2, 2026

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“It’s Something Even The Gods Are Subject To”: Native American Dice Show A Conceptual Leap That Took Europe Thousands Of Years To RecreateA figure from a research paper showing both sides of five example dice recovered from the Rockies.

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“It’s Something Even The Gods Are Subject To”: Native American Dice Show A Conceptual Leap That Took Europe Thousands Of Years To RecreateA figure from a research paper showing both sides of five example dice recovered from the Rockies.
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“It’s Something Even The Gods Are Subject To”: Native American Dice Show A Conceptual Leap That Took Europe Thousands Of Years To Recreate

clock-iconApril 2, 2026

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For First Time, These Tiny Fish Have Been Filmed Climbing Up A Vertical Waterfall In Arduous 10-Hour AscentLots of small, grey-brown fish cling onto a wet cliff face as they attempt to climb up a waterfall using their fins.

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For First Time, These Tiny Fish Have Been Filmed Climbing Up A Vertical Waterfall In Arduous 10-Hour AscentLots of small, grey-brown fish cling onto a wet cliff face as they attempt to climb up a waterfall using their fins.
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For First Time, These Tiny Fish Have Been Filmed Climbing Up A Vertical Waterfall In Arduous 10-Hour Ascent

clock-iconApril 2, 2026

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Why Is Modern Life So Exhausting? The Joy Of Games Vs The Misery Of Metricsa writer at their desk is burnt out, as demonstrated by the burnt match where their head is supposed to be

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Why Is Modern Life So Exhausting? The Joy Of Games Vs The Misery Of Metricsa writer at their desk is burnt out, as demonstrated by the burnt match where their head is supposed to be
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Why Is Modern Life So Exhausting? The Joy Of Games Vs The Misery Of Metrics

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Ted Bundy Finally Identified As Killer In 51-Year-Old Cold Case Murder After New DNA AnalysisPortrait of Laura Ann Aime, the victim at the centre of a 51-year-old cold case murder that has recently been confirmed to have been committed by serial killer Ted Bundy

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Ted Bundy Finally Identified As Killer In 51-Year-Old Cold Case Murder After New DNA AnalysisPortrait of Laura Ann Aime, the victim at the centre of a 51-year-old cold case murder that has recently been confirmed to have been committed by serial killer Ted Bundy
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Ted Bundy Finally Identified As Killer In 51-Year-Old Cold Case Murder After New DNA Analysis

clock-iconApril 2, 2026

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Why Is Modern Life So Exhausting? How Metrics Kill The Thrill Of Winning | IFLScience We Have QuestionsA picture of a phone playing a podcast episode showing IFLScience#s 'We Have Questions' podcast logo. The phone is surrounded my dice and data charts

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Why Is Modern Life So Exhausting? How Metrics Kill The Thrill Of Winning | IFLScience We Have QuestionsA picture of a phone playing a podcast episode showing IFLScience#s 'We Have Questions' podcast logo. The phone is surrounded my dice and data charts
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Why Is Modern Life So Exhausting? How Metrics Kill The Thrill Of Winning | IFLScience We Have Questions

clock-iconApril 2, 2026

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Earth Has 8.3 Billion People, But These Scientists Think It Can Only Sustain 2.5 BillionCrowds of people from above.

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Earth Has 8.3 Billion People, But These Scientists Think It Can Only Sustain 2.5 BillionCrowds of people from above.
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Earth Has 8.3 Billion People, But These Scientists Think It Can Only Sustain 2.5 Billion

clock-iconApril 2, 2026

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Thousands Of Miles From Earth And On Their Way To The Moon, Artemis II Is Having Microsoft Outlook ProblemsAstronaut inside the Orion capsule for the Artemis II mission.

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Thousands Of Miles From Earth And On Their Way To The Moon, Artemis II Is Having Microsoft Outlook ProblemsAstronaut inside the Orion capsule for the Artemis II mission.
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Thousands Of Miles From Earth And On Their Way To The Moon, Artemis II Is Having Microsoft Outlook Problems

clock-iconApril 2, 2026

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Artemis II Is Off To The Moon – But It Is Having Some Toilet TroubleThe rocket is see producing fire and vapor as it passes the launch pad tower.

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Artemis II Is Off To The Moon – But It Is Having Some Toilet TroubleThe rocket is see producing fire and vapor as it passes the launch pad tower.
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Artemis II Is Off To The Moon – But It Is Having Some Toilet Trouble

clock-iconApril 2, 2026

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Artemis II Successfully Blasts Off To Take Humans Further From Earth Than Ever BeforeA photograph of Artemis II launching, showing the Space Launch System and Orion Capsule in the initial stages of lift off with media cameras in the foreground.

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Artemis II Successfully Blasts Off To Take Humans Further From Earth Than Ever BeforeA photograph of Artemis II launching, showing the Space Launch System and Orion Capsule in the initial stages of lift off with media cameras in the foreground.
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Artemis II Successfully Blasts Off To Take Humans Further From Earth Than Ever Before

clock-iconApril 2, 2026

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5 Different Psychedelic Compounds Have Been Produced In A Single Plant: “One Day, We'll Be Able To Make Tomatoes You Could Use For Psychedelic Microdosing"A psychotria plant, which produces DMT

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5 Different Psychedelic Compounds Have Been Produced In A Single Plant: “One Day, We'll Be Able To Make Tomatoes You Could Use For Psychedelic Microdosing"A psychotria plant, which produces DMT
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5 Different Psychedelic Compounds Have Been Produced In A Single Plant: “One Day, We'll Be Able To Make Tomatoes You Could Use For Psychedelic Microdosing"

clock-iconApril 1, 2026

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NASA's Microgravity Indicator For Artemis Moon Mission Was Designed And Made By An 8-Year-Old Space EnthusiastArtemis II's zero gravity indicator: A small ball plushie, with an Earth and stars hat.

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NASA's Microgravity Indicator For Artemis Moon Mission Was Designed And Made By An 8-Year-Old Space EnthusiastArtemis II's zero gravity indicator: A small ball plushie, with an Earth and stars hat.
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NASA's Microgravity Indicator For Artemis Moon Mission Was Designed And Made By An 8-Year-Old Space Enthusiast

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