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Once driven to the brink of extinction, humpback whales have thrived in the South Atlantic since a worldwide moratorium on commercial whaling came into force in 1986, offering a bonanza to scientists who come each year to Brazil's Abrolhos archipelago to record and study the cetaceans.
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TOI-199b is a warm Saturn-sized exoplanet 330 light-years away. New observations by the Webb space telescope show there is methane in its atmosphere.
A new study drawing on telematics data confirms that far more drivers are using cellphones in the lead-up to crashes than is reflected in police reports, according to the Insurance Institute for…
The Ministry of Education and Research applied for €195 million for research during the European Union's next funding period, but under the Ministry of Finance's preliminary proposal, it could receive…
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The Artemis II astronauts, who flew around the moon this past April, will receive the United States' highest space honor today (Aug. 28), and you can watch it live.
If we don’t manage air traffic well, we risk spacecraft being sent way off course—without the rocket fuel necessary to get back The post The First Moon Spaceport Is Coming.
