NASA’s Latest Images Bring Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Into View
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Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Just Got a NASA Photo Shoot
NASA spacecraft across the inner solar system captured new views of Comet 3I/ATLAS—the third known interstellar object
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Kissing May Have Evolved 21.5 Million Years Ago
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Neanderthals Kissed, Suggests New Study on Evolution of Smooching
Humans and their ancestors have likely been kissing for a very long time
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Fluoride in Tap Water Not Linked to Lower Child IQ, Massive Study Finds
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Massive Study Finds No Link Between Fluoride in Tap Water and Lower Child IQ
Researchers tracked thousands of Americans for decades, finding no links between ingesting recommended levels of fluoride and lower cognitive skills
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JWST May Have Seen the First Stars in the Universe
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The James Webb Telescope May Have Seen the First Stars in the Universe
Although these findings from JWST are yet to be confirmed, they mark the closest astronomers have come to locating the universe’s most ancient stars
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Epstein Files Spark Harvard Investigation into Larry Summers
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Epstein Files Spark Harvard Investigation into Larry Summers
E-mails between Larry Summers and the now deceased financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein from 2018 and 2019 have raised questions about a rela...
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Investigators Think They’ve Solved the Mystery of the Baltimore Bridge Crash
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Investigators Think They’ve Solved the Mystery of the Baltimore Bridge Crash
A tiny, misplaced label may have slowly loosened a critical wire on the ship that hit Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, eventually causing a ...
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After Last Week’s Spectacular Auroras, What’s Next for the Sun?
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After Last Week’s Spectacular Auroras, What’s Next for the Sun?
The sun’s current 11-year activity cycle has already peaked—but extreme outbursts from our star may still be in store
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Is Melatonin Safe? Experts Explain the Potential Risks—And the Benefits
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Should You Really Be Taking Melatonin? What Experts Want You to Know
Melatonin supplements have become a ubiquitous sleep aid, but research shows that benefits are modest, and the heart health effects of long-term us...
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