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This Ancient Cave Art Passed Survival Information Across 130 Human Generations in Patagonia, Study Suggests
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Musée d'Orsay Breaks Attendance Records With Interactive Vincent van Gogh Exhibition
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Musée d’Orsay Breaks Attendance Records With Interactive Vincent van Gogh Exhibition
The show exploring the artist's final works featured an interactive recreation of the painter trained on hundreds of his letters
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A Lunar Lander Carrying Jeff Koons' Art Is Flying Toward the Moon
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A Lunar Lander Carrying Jeff Koons’ Art Is Flying Toward the Moon
The spacecraft, which finally launched on February 15, is expected to touch down on February 22
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Scientists Detect Water on the Surface of Asteroids for the First Time Ever
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Scientists Detect Water on the Surface of Asteroids for the First Time Ever
Using data from a retired NASA mission, researchers identified unique signs of water molecules on two space rocks, unlocking new insight into how water may have arrived on Earth
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Archaeologists Were 'Amazed' to Find That a 1,700-Year-Old Chicken Egg Still Has Liquid Inside
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Archaeologists Were ‘Amazed’ to Find That a 1,700-Year-Old Chicken Egg Still Has Liquid Inside
Discovered in England, the egg is thought to be the only one of its kind—and analysis of its contents could shed new light on its origins
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Eight Decades Ago, a Ship Vanished Into the Depths of Lake Superior. Why Did the Captain Remain Aboard?
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Eight Decades Ago, a Ship Vanished Into the Depths of Lake Superior. Why Did the Captain Remain Aboard?
The wreck of the S.S. Arlington has finally been found—but it provides no answers about Captain Frederick Burke's final moments
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A Female Stingray That Hasn't Had a Mate in Eight Years Is Mysteriously Pregnant. Is a Shark the Father?
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A Female Stingray That Hasn’t Had a Mate in Eight Years Is Mysteriously Pregnant. Is a Shark the Father?
Though the round stingray, named Charlotte, shares her aquarium tank with two male sharks, experts say it is impossible for a shark to impregnate a ray
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These 3,000-Year-Old Treasures Were Forged From Meteoritic Iron
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These 3,000-Year-Old Treasures Were Forged From Meteoritic Iron
New research reveals that two Bronze Age artifacts from the Treasure of Villena contain iron from a meteor that hit a million years ago
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The World's Oldest Wild Platypus Shocks Scientists at 24 Years of Age
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The World’s Oldest Wild Platypus Shocks Scientists at 24 Years of Age
The animal was tagged in 2000, when it was estimated to be about one year old, and re-discovered alive in the wild last year
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Tube of Ancient Red Lipstick Unearthed in Iran
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Tube of Ancient Red Lipstick Unearthed in Iran
New research suggests the nearly 4,000-year-old cosmetic may be among the oldest discoveries of its kind
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New Satellite Will Track Methane Emissions From Space and Pinpoint Their Sources With A.I.
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New Satellite Will Track Methane Emissions From Space and Pinpoint Their Sources With A.I.
The mission, set to launch next month, comes as countries and fossil fuel companies pledge to reduce emissions of the powerful greenhouse gas
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A 5,000-Pound Satellite Is Falling Back to Earth This Week—and Will Likely Land in the Ocean
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A 5,000-Pound Satellite Is Falling Back to Earth This Week—and Will Likely Land in the Ocean
The reentry of the satellite, called ERS-2, is part of an intentional effort by the European Space Agency to reduce orbital debris
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Archaeologists Discover 19th-Century Chocolate Factory in Barcelona
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Archaeologists Discover 19th-Century Chocolate Factory in Barcelona
Housed in a medieval mansion, the workshop once produced sweets for Clemente Guardia, a thriving Catalonian chocolatier
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Egypt Halts Controversial Plans to Renovate Ancient Pyramid
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Egypt Halts Controversial Plans to Renovate Ancient Pyramid
A committee of experts concluded that altering the Pyramid of Menkaure would compromise its historical value
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Giant Locust Swarms Could Expand to New Areas With Climate Change, Study Suggests
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Giant Locust Swarms Could Expand to New Areas With Climate Change, Study Suggests
In the coming decades, erratic periods of rain and drought could create new hot spots for the ravenous grasshoppers in west India and west central Asia, threatening crops and food security
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Astronomers Discover the Brightest Known Object in the Universe, Shining 500 Trillion Times as Bright as the Sun
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Astronomers Discover the Brightest Known Object in the Universe, Shining 500 Trillion Times as Bright as the Sun
The quasar—a glowing, active core of a galaxy—has a black hole at its center that consumes more than a sun’s-worth of mass each day
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Paul McCartney Reunited With Bass Guitar That Disappeared 50 Years Ago—With a Little Help From His Fans
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Paul McCartney Reunited With Bass Guitar That Disappeared 50 Years Ago—With a Little Help From His Fans
The iconic instrument heard in many of the Beatles' hits was stolen from the back of a van in 1972
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Magritte Masterpiece Featuring a Floating Baguette Goes to Auction
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Magritte Masterpiece Featuring a Floating Baguette Goes to Auction
"L'ami intime" could fetch $63 million at an upcoming sale celebrating 100 years of Surrealism
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You Can Watch the Solar Eclipse From These Flights Through the Path of Totality
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You Can Watch the Solar Eclipse From These Flights Through the Path of Totality
Delta Air Lines and Southwest Airlines are operating flights on April 8 that could give passengers unobstructed views of the rare celestial spectacle
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Harrison Ford Forgot This 'Star Wars' Script in an Apartment He Rented During Filming
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Harrison Ford Forgot This ‘Star Wars’ Script in an Apartment He Rented During Filming
A fourth draft of "Star Wars: Episode IV—A New Hope" sold at auction for over $13,000
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