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  • Artemis Astronauts Preparing For Historic Lunar Flyby – Barron's

    1. Artemis Astronauts Preparing For Historic Lunar Flyby  Barron’s
    2. Artemis II crew now halfway to Moon as they take ‘spectacular’ image of Earth  BBC
    3. 58 tortillas, five hot sauces and one toilet: life aboard spacecraft Orion  Dawn
    4. NASA releases…

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  • Artemis Astronauts Preparing For Historic Lunar Flyby – barrons.com

    1. Artemis Astronauts Preparing For Historic Lunar Flyby  barrons.com
    2. ‘Something we have never seen before’: Artemis II crew describe far side of Moon  BBC
    3. NASA releases stunning first photos of Earth from Artemis II moon mission  Al Jazeera
    4. 58…

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  • Mid-size carnivores have very selective scavenging strategies

    Mid-size carnivores have very selective scavenging strategies

    Researchers have found that mid-sized carnivores in northern Yellowstone National Park, like coyotes, track the movement and whereabouts of wolves while completely avoiding cougars at all costs. Conversely, other medium predators, like red foxes,…

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  • Why adaptable animals evolve more slowly in a warming world

    Why adaptable animals evolve more slowly in a warming world

    Researchers have found that animals capable of flexible behavior tend to slow the evolution of their bodies when environments change. 

    That pattern reframes slow physical change as a sign of resilience rather than vulnerability in shifting…

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  • Atlas 5 launches Amazon Leo satellites – SpaceNews

    1. Atlas 5 launches Amazon Leo satellites  SpaceNews
    2. ULA’s Atlas 5 rocket launches its heaviest payload ever with fifth Amazon Leo mission  Spaceflight Now
    3. ULA launches 29 Amazon broadband satellites from Cape Canaveral  Decatur Daily
    4. Florida rocket…

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  • How AI is revolutionizing time of death estimations

    How AI is revolutionizing time of death estimations

    The faint chemical traces in human blood can tell a story even after death. In laboratories at Linköping University and the Swedish National Board of Forensic Medicine, researchers have tapped into these traces, showing that the passage of time…

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  • AI model is being used to protect Artemis II from solar radiation

    AI model is being used to protect Artemis II from solar radiation

    When astronauts leave Earth orbit, they also leave behind a big layer of protection: Earth’s magnetic field. The biggest risk of space travel isn’t related to equipment failure or micrometeoroids – it’s deadly radiation from the Sun,…

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  • Zebrafish gon4la mutants recapitulate human GON4L-related growth disorders and reveal novel metabolic organs abnormalities

  • Ornitz, D. M. & Legeai-Mallet, L. Achondroplasia: Development, pathogenesis, and therapy.. Dev. Dyn. 246, 291–309. https://doi.org/10.1002/dvdy.24479 (2017).

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