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a1 Citizen scientists join the search for Planet 9 Astronomers want you in on the search for the solar sys…
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a1 Water circling a drain provides insight into black holes Water swirling down a drain has exposed an elusive phen…
a1 Eclipse watchers catch part of the sun’s surface fleeing to space For the first time, researchers have watched relatively…
a1 Carved human skulls found at ancient worship center in Turkey Hunter-gatherers who built and worshiped at one of the …
a1 Hermaphrodite wildflower has its own battle of the sexes PORTLAND, Ore. — Petals of wildflowers called starry ca…
a1 Dog domestication happened just once, ancient DNA study suggests People and pooches may have struck up a lasting friends…
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a1 Embryos kill off male tissue to become female Add a new ingredient to the sugar, spice and everything…
a1 Wild yeasts are brewing up batches of trendy beers Craft brewers are going wild. Some of the trendiest bee…
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