Moon dust is less toxic than urban air pollution, scientists discover - Space
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Breathing in moon dust can still give you what one astronaut called "lunar hay fever."
What are the differences between INFJ-T and INFJ A?
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Immature boundaries vs. mature boundaries. INFJ-T have thinned skin, like having a lot of holes in t...
Sophia Bush Says She Endured “Every Kind of Abuse” on Show Due to Older Man - The Hollywood Reporter
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The 'Chicago P.D.' actress says she went through years of "physical hell" on set due to "someone old...
PC modding repository Nexus Mods has a new owner - The Verge
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Nexus Mods has been handed over to new ownership, according to former owner Robin “Dark0ne” Scott. S...
Scientists Uncover a Lost World Hidden Beneath Antarctica’s Frozen Tapestry for Millions of Years - Indian Defence Review
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Beneath Antarctica’s thick ice, a hidden landscape has finally been uncovered, revealing ancient pea...
AI Cracks Mars Mystery: 500,000 Streaks Solved Without a Drop of Water - SciTechDaily
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Strange, dark streaks on Martian slopes that once hinted at flowing water are now believed to be dry...
R.I.P Loretta Swit: How well do you remember ''Hot Lips'' Houlihan? - MeTV
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Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen.
Do you have any problem dating a younger man?
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I figure I don't really have a problem dating a younger guy and I don't want to be called a pedophil...
NAACP calls on Memphis officials to halt operations at xAI’s ‘dirty data center’ - TechCrunch
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The NAACP is calling on local officials to halt operations at Colossus, the “supercomputer” facility...
Scientists capture slow-motion earthquake in action - Phys.org
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Scientists for the first time have detected a slow slip earthquake in motion during the act of relea...
What did someone say to you that instantly made you realize their life was in danger?
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As my mom was passing out my dad was holding her up against the wall at the hospital, my mom breathe...
Early visions of Mars: Meet the 19th-century astronomer who used science fiction to imagine the red planet - Space
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Parisian astronomer Camille Flammarion brought used science fiction to bring Mars to life