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What is the smallest animal on Earth?

The prize for the smallest animal goes to a group of microscopic species.

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Real Housewives Star Melissa Gorga Survives Earthquake Scare At Home

A 4.8 magnitude earthquake in the Northeast causes panic among residents and celebrities, including Real Housewives star Melissa Gorga, who mistook the sha...

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Soyuz capsule with crew of 3, including 1st female astronaut from Belarus, lands safely to end ISS mission

A Russian Soyuz spacecraft carrying three people, including the first female Belarusian in space, landed in Kazakhstan early this morning (April 6).

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Cloudy Skies Threaten North American Solar Eclipse Visibility

Anticipation grows for a rare solar eclipse, but cloudy forecasts raise concerns for visibility. Stay hopeful for a celestial spectacle.

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4.8-magnitude earthquake felt across eastern U.S.

The quake was felt in New York City, Philadelphia and other cities across the eastern U.S.

Axios

The sun is surprisingly quiet right now. What does this mean for the April 8 total solar eclipse?

Despite nearing its most active period, the sun is unusually inactive right now and may not wake up again before the total solar eclipse on Monday (April 8). How will this impact our view of the spectacle?

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Rare magnitude 4.8 and 3.8 earthquakes rock Northeast, including greater New York area

Magnitude 4.8 and 3.8 earthquakes struck New Jersey and rocked the Northeast on Friday (April 5).

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Gravitational Rainbows Could Be Spreading Through The Universe All The Time

Maybe our universe is more colourful than we thought. According to Claudia de Rham, gravitational waves may split into gravitational rainbows. The post Gravitational Rainbows Could Be Spreading Through The Universe All The Time first appeared on Bored Panda.

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4.8 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Northeast, Explained By USGS

Learn about the factors behind the widespread impact of the recent 4.8 magnitude earthquake in northern New Jersey and its effects on the Northeast.

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SpaceX launches 21 Starlink satellites into orbit from California in sunset liftoff (photos, video)

SpaceX successfully launched 21 more of its Starlink broadband satellites on late Saturday (April 6) from seaside base in California.

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4.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Northeast, No Damages Reported

Learn about the recent 4.7 magnitude earthquake in the Northeast, highlighting earthquake preparedness and community safety measures.

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New York is suing the world’s biggest meat company. It might be a tipping point for greenwashing

Letitia James’s lawsuit accuses JBS of deceiving customers about being climate-friendly – and the implications could be far-reaching

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NASA engineers discover why Voyager 1 is sending a stream of gibberish from outside our solar system

Voyager 1 has been sending a stream of garbled nonsense since November. Now NASA engineers have identified the fault and found a potential workaround.

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Why NASA jets will chase the April 8 total solar eclipse (video)

NASA scientists will study the April 8 total solar eclipse using special jet airplanes.

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In space and on Earth, where astronauts will view the April 8 solar eclipse

As a total solar eclipse crosses North America, seven people in space will see the spectacle from orbit. At the same time, more than 30 astronauts will be at events celebrating the sight.

The Hindu

The Southern Ocean has the earth’s cleanest air — scientists finally know why

The Southern Ocean is renowned for having the cleanest air on Earth. But the precise reasons why have remained a mystery, until now.

LiveScience

Boulders flung from NASA's asteroid-smashing DART mission could crash into Mars, study predicts

Dozens of boulders dislodged by NASA's asteroid-smashing DART test could hit Mars in the future, new research suggests.

Space

SpaceX launches 23 satellites on 1st leg of Starlink doubleheader

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched 23 Starlink broadband satellites this morning (April 5) on the first leg of a spaceflight doubleheader for the company.

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NASA Investigating Object Crash Into Florida Home

NASA investigates object that crashed into a Florida home to determine its origin from space. Analysis ongoing at Kennedy Space Center.

Space

Cannibal stars at the heart of the Milky Way stay young in a gruesome way

To remain youthful in a cosmic demolition derby around supermassive black hole Sagittarius A*, some cannibalistic stars gruesomely bathe in outer layers of their stellar victims.

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Doctor Doom is soaked in blood and Silver Surfer returns to Earth in July Blood Hunters solicitations

The final two issues of Blood Hunters both drop in July, and we've got the early solicitations

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April 8 total solar eclipse: Everything you need to know

A total solar eclipse will be visible to millions of people in North America today. Here's everything you need to know about where, when, and how to view the 2024 solar eclipse.

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The moon is getting its own time zone, White House memo to NASA reveals

The moon's lower gravity means that time runs slower on its surface. With more moon missions planned, NASA has now been tasked by the White House to create a lunar time zone by 2026.

TechRadar

Fantastic Four MCU movie villain all but confirmed as Marvel teases key story details

Marvel has seemingly confirmed who'll be the main villain in its Fantastic Four film reboot, and it isn't Doctor Doom.

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Underwater robot in Siberia's Lake Baikal reveals hidden mud volcanoes — and an active fault

Video cameras mounted on an autonomous underwater robot captured footage of cracks associated with mud volcanism close to a potentially active fault on the shores of Lake Baikal.

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