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Lebanese museum returns artefacts from Syria’s ancient city of Palmyra

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NASA begins process of bringing new space telescope into focus

By Steve Gorman

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Tom Brady’s NFT platform Autograph raises $170 million in fresh capital

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Europe’s EV drive comes with environmental, social risks, Stellantis CEO says

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Poland raises cybersecurity terror threat after Ukraine cyber attack

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Ozone harms East Asian crops, costing $63 billion a year, scientists say

By Gloria Dickie

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Explainer-Scientists struggle to monitor Tonga volcano after massive eruption

By Kanupriya Kapoor

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Second alien moon identified is much like the first: big and strange

By Will Dunham

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Older date for Ethiopian fossils sheds light on rise of Homo sapiens

By Will Dunham

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Japan billionaire Maezawa: going to space makes you obsessed with Earth

By Elaine Lies

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Sanofi partners with AI firm Exscientia to develop up to 15 new drugs

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Que? Dogs’ brains can tell Spanish from Hungarian, study finds

By Krisztina Fenyo

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Ski Jumping-Kobayashi leads World Cup standings after second Four Hills win

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NASA launches revolutionary space telescope to give glimpse of early universe

By Steve Gorman

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China urges U.S. to act responsibly in space

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Japan aims to put a person on the moon by late 2020s

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NASA launches revolutionary space telescope to give glimpse of early universe

By Reuters

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NASA’s next big space telescope set for blastoff from French Guiana

By Steve Gorman

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Launch of NASA’s new space telescope delayed until Christmas Day

By Steve Gorman

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Brazil shuts illegal timber schemes, sheds light on Amazon logging

By Reuters

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Chimes from Crusader times: Recreating Nativity Church’s Mediaeval music

By Rinat Harash

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Japan billionaire Maezawa lands in Kazakhstan after 12-day space flight

By Shamil Zhumatov

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This subterranean creature has 1,306 legs. Yes, that’s a record.

By Will Dunham

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Omicron thrives in airways, not lungs; new data on asymptomatic cases

By Nancy Lapid

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