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‘Horned Crocodile-Faced Hell Heron’ Dinosaur Discovered

Climate Change is Turning Earth Into an Alien Planet

Why COVID Shipping Bottlenecks Could Take Years to Untangle

Threat of Several Smaller Asteroids Must be Reconsidered

Amtrak Train Derailment: Investigations Ongoing

Massive Mysteries Found Under North Sea

Two Galactic Smashes Between Earth and Theia Formed Moon

Aliens Might be Making Methane on Saturn’s Moon

China Opening Nuclear Reactor That Doesn’t Use Uranium Fuel

Scientists Find ‘Sodom’ was Wiped Out by Air-Bursting Meteor

French Drones, Jets, Commandos, Kill Terror Mastermind

Radical ‘Green’ Alternative to Burial or Cremation Made Legal in Colorado

Climate Change Pushing North Atlantic Jet Stream Northward

U.S. Hands Nuclear-Powered Submarines to Australia

North Korea Test-Fires New ‘Nuclear-Capable’ Ballistic Missiles

The ‘Flying Bum’ Airship Gets a Cool Job

Science’s ‘Most Important Tool’ Finally Ready to Launch

Scientists Resurrecting Woolly Mammoth to Fix Climate Change

Earth’s Core is Growing Lopsided

World’s Largest Carbon-Sucking Machine Switched On for First Time

The Five Most Insane Scientific Studies of the Year

Walmart Billionaire to Build $400 Billion City in Desert

U.S. Defies New Chinese Law With Military Operations in South China Sea

Russia Testing Doomsday Torpedo, Nuclear-Powered Missile

Man Who Killed Pluto Says Evidence for Replacement Ninth Planet Increasing

China Plans to Build Kilometer-Long Ships in Space

Supervolcanoes Can Erupt More Often Than We Thought

Supervolcanoes Can Erupt More Often Than We Thought - But That Means Something Quite Specific

Solar Storm Could Kill Global Internet for Months — Study

Climate Change in Arctic Leads to More Extreme Cold Weather Events

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