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Truly the most pertinent scientific question of our time.
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Truly the most pertinent scientific question of our time.
This is a troubling sign with regards to rising sea levels.
Panda populations are growing, but their habitats are in increasingly worse shape.
It won’t be on the scale of NASA, but it will get Australia closer to the final frontier.
Evacuations have hit nearly 50,000.
Okay, you won't be able to actually fly whilst wearing this thing, but at least you'll look really cool walking around town with your mates.
Client X sounds like a badass, whoever they are.
Bill Nye, the uncomfortable guy.
Here's our super-seriously-scientific ranking of ouf solar system's most lovable, and not so lovable planets.
New research suggests that Fast Radio Bursts could be occurring as much as once every second throughout the observable universe.
This new strain of malaria appears to be adapting to first-line anti-malarial drugs at a worrying rate.
Because putting an avid climate denier in charge of NASA seems like a brilliant idea.
A new study shows that Neanderthal growth patterns were a lot more like ours than we realised.
These findings brought to you by prehistoric poo deposits.
So keep your eyes peeled.
Don't worry, the universe isn't falling apart just yet.
