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There was once a small, wormlike creature that drifted in ancient seas, filter feeding on plankton. It lived a quiet life, anchored in place, with little need to chase prey or flee from predators. Over millions of years, it lost its eyes….

Science news this week was filled with stunning space discoveries, with the largest map of the chaotic gas clouds at the center of the Milky Way leading the pack.

New images, captured in stunning detail by the Atacama Large…

This year’s first lunar eclipse on Tuesday, March 3, offers a rare chance to see a strange celestial sight traditionally thought impossible: the rising sun and the eclipsed moon in the sky at the same time.

Views of the total phase of this…

More than 12,000 years ago, two closely-related women – a mother and her daughter, perhaps – were buried in an eternal embrace.

This Ice Age pair of hunter-gatherers were both shorter than average for their population – one of them…

Imagine a planet with no humans. No cities, no roads, no satellites orbiting overhead. The forests have reclaimed the concrete. The oceans have quieted. And somewhere on the seafloor, something with eight arms and three hearts is getting…

David Hole spends his weekends doing what plenty of men his age do around Maryborough, a small town northwest of Melbourne. He drives out to the regional park, unpacks his metal detector, and walks the yellow clay soils listening for the…

Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS captured speeding through the solar system by Jupiter-bound spacecraft

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