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    Simple COVID-19 Safety Tips for Trick-or-Treating on Halloween 2021

    October 25, 2021

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    First Evidence for a Possible Planet Outside of the Milky Way Galaxy

    October 25, 2021

    Astronomers have announced evidence for a possible planet in another galaxy. This “exoplanet” would be…

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    Controlling Light More Precisely Than Ever Before – Using a Material Just Three Atoms Thick

    October 25, 2021

    Atomically thin black phosphorus enables ultra-fast light control, promising breakthroughs in displays, data transmission, and…

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    Songs of Indri – The “Singing Primates” From Madagascar – Feature “Uniquely Human” Rhythms

    October 25, 2021

    Endangered Indri lemurs sing with human-like rhythmic patterns, offering rare insight into the evolution of…

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    Stem Cells Help Lizard Regenerate a Perfect Tail for First Time in More Than 250 Million Years

    October 25, 2021

    USC researchers’ experiment helps inform efforts to improve wound-healing in humans. Lizards can regrow severed…

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    NASA’s Powerful SLS Rocket Fully Stacked for Artemis I Moon Mission – Liftoff for Deep Space in February 2022

    October 25, 2021

    NASA’s Orion spacecraft is secured atop the agency’s powerful Space Launch System rocket, and the…

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    NASA OSIRIS-REx Mission Helps Solve a Mystery: Why Are Some Asteroid Surfaces Rocky?

    October 25, 2021

    A study shows that Bennu’s porous rocks act like sponges during impacts, absorbing energy instead…

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    Antennae Galaxies Collision: ALMA Observatory Celebrates 10 Years of Science

    October 25, 2021

    At ALMA, we are celebrating doubly: on the one hand, October is the month of…

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    Holistic Optimization: Coupling Power and Hydrogen Sector Pathways To Benefit Decarbonization

    October 25, 2021

    MIT-led team finds holistic optimization of electric power and hydrogen supply chain infrastructure is favorable…

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    Online COVID-19 Risk Calculator Shows Your Personalized Risk of Infection

    October 25, 2021

    A calculator to help people understand their risk factors for COVID-19 infection and vaccination has…

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    New Way Discovered To Increase the Effectiveness of Antibiotics Against “Superbugs”

    October 25, 2021

    A hybrid antibiotic that recruits immune cells shows promise in defeating drug-resistant superbugs at lower…

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    Neutron Star Collisions Are a “Goldmine” of Heavy Elements – Chief Cosmic Source for Gold, Platinum

    October 25, 2021

    Mergers between two neutron stars have produced more heavy elements in the last 2.5 billion…

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    Hubble Space Telescope Experiences Déjà Vu

    October 24, 2021

    A new Hubble image of galaxy NGC 2903 shows dramatic improvements in resolution and wavelength…

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    Neutron Stars’ Surprising Secrets Revealed by Gravitational Waves

    October 24, 2021

    Massive neutron stars from stripped helium stars may explain mysterious LIGO signals, revealing a hidden…

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    NASA Images of the Week: Monsters in the Sky, Asteroids, Molten Ring & Mars Sample Return

    October 24, 2021

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    October 24, 2021

    Fallen trees kept afloat in sea ice reflect accelerated ice loss in the last 30…

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    Scientists Discover New Physical Phenomenon: Complex Braided Structures Made of Skyrmions

    October 24, 2021

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    We Asked a NASA Scientist: Does NASA Know About All the Asteroids? [Video]

    October 24, 2021

    Does NASA know about ALL the asteroids? Not exactly. We know about the vast majority…

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