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Why it's so hard to look for evidence of aliens
Speed Read Looking for aliens may be "like imagining a color we've never seen"
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Why SpaceX is genuinely cheering the Starship test flight's explosive 'rapid unscheduled disassembly'
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Ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica are melting at a 'disastrous' pace
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The Colorado River war and the growing problem of less water
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Sea-level rise may have pushed the Vikings from their settlement
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Rare hybrid solar eclipse to appear in South Pacific this week
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'Brilliantly restored' T. rex fossil fetches more than $5M at auction house
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Can a fishing ban save the West Coast's salmon?
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How NASA is planning to get humans to Mars
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Turning bodies into soil
Speed Read As cemeteries run short on space, some people are turning to human composting to dispose of their remains
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How offshore wind projects came to be wrongly blamed for whale deaths
Speed Read A string of whales washing ashore has put new wind energy development in the hot seat
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Lose-loos situation: the demise of public toilets in the UK
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Researchers hopeful vaccines for cancer, heart disease will be ready by 2030
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Baseball may see more home runs thanks to climate change
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