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Twins From Embryos Frozen For 30 Years Sets New Record, Welcomed By Parents Who Were Just Kids During Their Conception
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Twins From Embryos Frozen For 30 Years Sets New Record, Welcomed By Parents Who Were Just Kids During Their Conception

T. Rex Is Way Bigger Compared to Fossil Evidence Available, New Study Suggests
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T. Rex Is Way Bigger Compared to Fossil Evidence Available, New Study Suggests

Archeologists Discover Pyramid Housing Unknown Egyptian Queen with Countless Mummies, Close to King Tut's Tomb
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Archaeologists Discover Pyramid Housing Unknown Egyptian Queen with Countless Mummies, Close to King Tut's Tomb

Wormholes May Not Escape the Theory of Relativity Any Longer Says New Theoretical Model
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Wormholes May Not Escape the Theory of Relativity Any Longer Says New Theoretical Model

Scientists Plan Space Mission To Study Two Anomalous Interstellar Objects Once Detected in the Solar System
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Scientists Plan Space Mission To Study Two Anomalous Interstellar Objects Once Detected in the Solar System

James Webb Telescope Photo: Birth of Star Captured in Striking Image of Space ‘Hourglass’
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James Webb Telescope Photo: Birth of Star Captured in Striking Image of Space ‘Hourglass’

Artemis 1 Launch: Here’s How to Track Spacecraft Heading to the Moon After Epic Launch
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Artemis 1 Launch: Here’s How to Track Spacecraft Heading to the Moon After Epic Launch

Scientists Claim 3.5 Billion-Year-Old Rock Structures Depict Evidence of Oldest Life on Earth
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Scientists Claim 3.5 Billion-Year-Old Rock Structures Depict Evidence of Oldest Life on Earth

Discovery of Ancient Writing on Artifact Ivory Comb Is Speculated To Be a Precursor Alphabet from Canaan
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Discovery of Ancient Writing on Artifact Ivory Comb Is Speculated To Be a Precursor Alphabet from Canaan

Archeologist Discovers Secret Tunnel Believed To Lead to Legendary Cleopatra's Tomb
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Archeologist Discovers Secret Tunnel Believed To Lead to Legendary Cleopatra's Tomb

Researchers Discovered the First Animals To Develop Primitive Skeleton About 540 Million Years Ago
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Researchers Discovered the First Animals To Develop Primitive Skeleton About 540 Million Years Ago

Gravitational Anomalies Possess Quantum Properties that Perplexes Scientists to Its Nature
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Gravitational Anomalies Possess Quantum Properties that Perplexes Scientists to Its Nature

National Parks Service Dissuades Adventurous People To 'Refrain From Licking' Sonoran Desert Toad; Here's Why
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National Parks Service Dissuades Adventurous People To 'Refrain From Licking' Sonoran Desert Toad; Here's Why

How Did King Tutankhamun Look When Alive in Ancient Egypt? Scientists Remains Guessing
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How Did King Tutankhamun Look When Alive in Ancient Egypt? Scientists Remains Guessing

New Quantum Discovery will Forever Change Time, Scientists say Seconds will Not be the Same
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New Quantum Discovery Could Forever Change Time, Scientists Say Seconds Will Not Be the Same

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Is AI's Meteoric Rise Beginning To Slow?

More than 800 million people are now diabetic, compared to less than 200 million in 1990, researchers say
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Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

Rising temperatures due to global warming has led to mass bleaching events striking coral across the world
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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

A record 120 million people already live forcibly displaced by war, such as this camp in Syria
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Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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