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Humans didn't make dogs weird
New research suggests dogs were already morphologically diverse before humans began selectively breeding them, challenging a long-held assumption.
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New research suggests dogs were already morphologically diverse before humans began selectively breeding them, challenging a long-held assumption.

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NASA test pilot Victor Glover conducted a manual handling test of the Orion capsule after launch on April 1, 2026, while the spacecraft heads toward deep space.

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NASA has released its official YouTube channel trailer, offering subscribers front-row access to spacewalks, rocket launches, and the science behind humanity's journey into space.

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NASA streams live HD video from an external camera on the ISS Harmony module, with recorded Earth views as backup when the camera is offline.

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DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis shared his vision for space travel in a recent interview. Here's what his AI-first perspective means for the industry.

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Four astronauts on Artemis II saw Earth as a thin arc of light from 252,000 miles away. A firsthand account of the view and what it means for human spaceflight.

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Germany's birth rates have stayed below replacement for decades, creating a population structure that is rapidly aging. The growing imbalance between workers and retirees is threatening pensions, jobs, and healthcare.

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Independent artist Nellia Muse drops episode 4 of her sci-fi music short film series โDonโt Fade Away,โ featuring the original space song โSolid State Memories.โ

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Fulgurites are glassy tubes formed when lightning melts sand or rock. Scientists use these instant fossils to reconstruct weather patterns thousands of years ago.

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A massive wave of space games is coming: alien horror, Mars strategy, survival fleets, extraction shooters, and more. Here's what to watch.

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If the Sun vanished, Earth would keep orbiting for 8 minutes and 20 seconds. That delay reveals a fundamental truth: gravity and light travel at the same speed.

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Jollibee's latest kids meal adds a digital twist: five collectible puzzles with QR codes that unlock virtual adventures featuring the chain's mascots.