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NASA Is Looking For Solar System Ambassadors. Are You Eligible?
Selected individuals will have to organize at least four community-level events in a year focused on spreading awareness of NASA's latest missions and projects.
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'Drink It Anyway': Syria Water Woes Peak In Cholera Outbreak
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Biden Brings Carrot-and-stick Diplomacy To UN
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Pressure Grows After World Bank Chief Dodges Climate Questions
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'Like Spider-Man': Video Shows Australian Ant Slayer Spider's Acrobatics To Capture Prey
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Brazil More Isolated After Four Years Of Bolsonaro
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Social Media Greenwashing By Fossil Fuel Interests 'Rampant': Study
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UN Tackles Food Prices As Ukraine Crisis Spells Disaster
UN tackles food prices as Ukraine crisis spells disaster
Dutch Unveil 17-bn-euro Package For Hard-hit Households
Dutch unveil 17-bn-euro package for hard-hit households
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Could We Reverse Global Warming? Refreezing Earth's Poles May Be A 'Feasible' Method
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Navy Refuses To Share More UFO Videos As Their Release Might 'Harm National Security'
"No portions of the videos can be segregated for release," a senior official wrote in the letter.
Too Weak To Cry: Famine Looms Over Somalia's Children
Too weak to cry: famine looms over Somalia's children
Twilight Of The Tigris: Iraq's Mighty River Drying Up
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NASA Satellite Image Shows Hurricane Fiona Over Puerto Rico
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Scientists Finally Know How Many Ants Are There On Earth And It's 'Hard To Grasp'
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Drought Decimates Texas' Key Cotton Crop
Drought decimates Texas' key cotton crop
2-Month-Old Florida Infant Tests Positive For Monkeypox
The case shows the importance of considering monkeypox in pediatric patients, according to the CDC.
Martian Soil Could Be Used As 3D Printing Material, New Research Shows
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Even Birds Divorce: Shy Male Albatrosses More Likely To Head To Splitsville
Unlike the more aggressive males, shy albatrosses tend to avoid territorial aggression.
Study Finds New Effective Method To Help Reduce Alcohol Consumption
"Telling people alcohol causes cancer is just part of the solution – we also need to give them ways to take action to reduce their risk," the researcher said.
Teen Survives Jumping Off Golden Gate Bridge, Wants To Help Others With Suicidal Thoughts
Sarah Bingley claims she feels more positive and mentally healthier than ever nearly a year after her suicide attempt.
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