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Scientists find key compound in sea corals to treat cancer after 25 years
The ocean knows how to keep a secret.
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A giant asteroid will zip past Earth on May 27 at 47,200 mph
The biggest flyby this year.
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A patient is injected with a cancer-killing virus treatment for the first time
The trial will go on for two years.
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Here's how agricultural research in Antarctica helps scientists grow food in space
Antarctic research may have played a more important role in space exploration than we thought.
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Hubble data suggests 'something weird' is going on in the universe
Astronomers try to pinpoint the Hubble Constant, but it leads to confusion.
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Big Bang: Everything you need to know about the most accepted cosmological model
Why is it the prevailing cosmological model?
By Maia Mulko
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A World War II tribute has arrived at the ISS — and it could help Boeing take on SpaceX
Popular feminist icon Rosie the Riveter is back as Rosie the Rocketeer.
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Remains of a slamming between two galaxies could shed light upon dark matter
Does this explain how they can exist without any dark matter?
By Grant Currin
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The James Webb Space Telescope can now track moving targets in our solar system
Now it can study planets, their satellites, and more in our neighborhood.
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A brilliant animation shows how we're floating through space at dizzying speeds
Where are you, really?
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The highest quality images of the Earth's interior have just been captured
The new technique could help scientists peer into the very depths of the Earth.
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