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Culled Mink Rise from Their Graves, Spark Fear in Denmark
They were killed en masse to prevent the coronavirus from spreading to humans, and now we have zombie mink.
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Chinese Manned Submersible Reaches Deepest Part of Mariana Trench
The Mariana Trench extends nearly 36,000 feet (10,975 meters) down in a remote part of the Pacific Ocean.
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14-Year-Old Indian Girl Invents Solar Ironing Cart to Reduce Smog
The teen received the prestigious Children's Climate Prize and $11,600 for her invention.
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Automated Drywall Robot Works Faster Than Humans in Construction
The team behind the project at Canvas aims to revolutionize construction industry with robotics.
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These New Solar Panels Don't Need Sunlight to Produce Energy
The solar panels, developed by student Carvey Maigue, won this year's Dyson Sustainability Award.
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New Mechanism Halts Fat Production After Eating, Could Treat Obesity
The team's findings could help open doors on research for therapeutic treatment options.
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Cold-Stunned 350-Pound Loggerhead Turtle Dies After Rescue
The 30-year-old turtle that was found stranded on Cape Cod may have been ill for weeks, or even months.
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Social Isolation Triggers The Same Brain Signals As Hunger
The findings by MIT researchers have widespread implications in a year marked by social isolation.
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Amateur Astronomer Finds Possible Source of Wow! Signal After 43 Years
The signal was first captured in 1977 in Ohio and had been a mystery ever since then.
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SpaceX Breaks Record with 7th Falcon 9 Launch in Its 100th Mission
A SpaceX Falcon 9 mission launched, reusing its rocket for a record-breaking seventh time.
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Native Californians Got High on Plants and Painted Cave Art, Study Says
This is the first physical evidence for the ingestion of hallucinogens at a rock art site.
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