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Meet Julian Shapiro, the 18-year-old New Yorker who discovered three unusual dwarf galaxies while still in high school, became sole author of an Astrophysical Journal paper and won a $25,000 Davidson Fellowship

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The galaxies, now catalogued as Shapiro Dwarf Galaxies I, II and III, share an unusual…

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Pennsylvania awarded $277,200 to permanently protect 27 acres near Pittsburgh; officials estimate the woodland can absorb 22.5 million gallons of rainwater and sequester over 100,000 pounds of carbon a year

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Representative Image (AI-generated) A 27-acre stretch of woodland near Pittsburgh is set to receive permanent…

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Norway turned 20 tonnes of aluminium from a decommissioned oil platform into a 55-metre pedestrian bridge |

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Aerial view of the bridge. Image Credit: Vegard Thorvaldsen/Statens vegvesen Norway has given old oil-industry…

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Farmers brought this bird to the Galapagos to control cattle ticks; after one El Nino, thousands of them appeared across the islands replacing native birds |

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A group of three smooth-billed anis in Galapagos. Image Credit: Michael Dvorak/ Galapagos Conservation Trust…

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Scientists analysed 103 bat genomes and 44 fossils; their findings point to Europe as the likely birthplace of bats, challenging decades of evolutionary theories |

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Representative Image of diverse bats flying over Europe during the late Paleocene epoch ( AI…

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In 2004, Kris Tompkins’ conservation organisation acquired a 174,500-acre Chilean ranch and began restoring its grasslands and wildlife; in 2018 the ranch became part of a national park within a wider conservation effort that has helped protect nearly 15 million acres

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Patagonia National Park represents one part of a much larger effort by the Tompkinses to…

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Nasa struggled to find a safe sampling site on asteroid Bennu; Queen guitarist Brian May used his little-known 3D imaging skills to reveal its treacherous terrain |

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A rock musician working at a computer might seem an unlikely figure in an asteroid-sampling…

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Billionaire Donald Bren led the permanent protection of more than 57,500 acres of California’s historic Irvine Ranch, nearly 60% of the property; almost 40,000 acres later received National Natural Landmark status

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Billionaire real-estate developer Donald Bren helped turn a significant portion of California’s historic Irvine Ranch…

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Scientists identified a new extinct crocodile species from the same Egyptian rocks used to build the Great Sphinx; even the fossil is missing the tip of its snout, echoing the monument

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According to a report published by Phys Org, the fossils were originally recovered during the…

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Psychology says anger may make you crave crunchy food while anxiety pushes you towards soft textures; new research links emotions to what your mouth wants to eat |

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Reaching for chips, nuts, or crackers right after a bad day is a habit almost…