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LADEE Returns First Images of Moon's Surface

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Human Acne Bacteria Named after Music Icon ‘Frank Zappa’

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Monkey's Brain Used To Control The Movements Of 'Avatar' Monkey

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Bat-Inspired Robots Flap Through The Air

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Lack of Oxygen and Nutrient Elements Caused Evolution To Come To A Standstill For One Billion Years

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California's Extreme Drought As Seen From Space (PHOTOS)

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LADEE Sends Images Of Lunar Surface Home For The First Time (LINK)

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Your First Impression About Someone Is Usually True, Study Finds

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Calico Cats Could Teach Scientists To 'Silence' Genes

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Cygnus Takes Out The Trash; Private Spacecraft Departs ISS

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Long-Held Theory Challenged: Primitive Animals Lived With Almost No Oxygen?

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Empathetic Elephants? Animals Console Each Other With Soft Chirping, Face Stroking (VIDEO)

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'Molecular Mechanism' Behind Light Harvesting Could Improve Solar Cells

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Americans More Inclined Towards Science than Europeans: Poll

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Complex Lifeforms on Earth Don’t Need High Levels Of Oxygen To Grow Or Survive, Study (VIDEO)

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Traders at a vegetable market in Colombo; the World Bank says the island's 2022 economic crisis almost doubled the number of people pushed into poverty

Sri Lanka Recovering Faster Than Expected: World Bank

TD Bank has agreed to pay $3 billion in penalties for failing to adequately monitor money laundering by drug cartels, US officials say
TD Bank To Pay More Than $3 Bn To US In Money-laundering Case
Taylor Swift: Her family reportedly demanded police escort in London
Taylor Swift Got Police Escort To London Gigs After Austria Terror Plot
Delta said it is seeing a dip in travel around the US elections but that it will be temporary
Delta Eyes Election Day Travel Pullback As Profits Climb
The so-called cathedra (chair) has been removed for study and restoration, but will be returned
Gilded Canopy Restored At Vatican Basilica
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The report found that populations under review had fallen 73 percent since 1970, mostly due to human pressures

Wildlife Populations Plunge 73% Since 1970: WWF

Antarctica (pictured) is located around 1,700 kilometres (1,056 miles) from Australia's Heard Island and McDonald Island
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Australia Moves To Expand Antarctic Marine Park

On Treasure Island, too, debris still lines the streets as Milton nears

Tampa Zoo Rushes Chompers The Porcupine And Others To Safety As Milton Nears

Palestinian women and children walk in the Shujaiya neighbourhood of Gaza City
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'Dark Day': Victims Mourned Around The Globe On Oct. 7 Anniversary

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