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Novel characterisation of microplastics and other contaminant particles using new scanning electron microscopy technologies
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Northern Italian town sees unusual red halo again as experts link it to powerful lightning event
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Get one of the best star projectors for its lowest-ever price this Black Friday weekend
One of the best star projectors and now one of the best star projector Black Friday deals, you can save 20% on the Hommkiety Galaxy Projector. Normally retailing at $40, this Black Friday weekend sees it drop in price to $31.99 — making it the…
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3I/ATLAS: Observatory That First Spotted Exocomet Compares The 3 Interstellar Objects Ever To Enter Solar System
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Raccoons domesticating themselves, looking cuter for humans
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Science news this week: An enigmatic human relative, dark matter discovery and mysterious lights in the sky during nuclear weapons tests – Live Science
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Nature’s weirdest defenders: From blood-shooting lizards to slime-spewing fish, 10 creatures that fight back dirty if attacked
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The price for the Nikon Stabilized 12×25 binoculars just dropped again for Black Friday
I think the Nikon Stabilized 12×25 binoculars are the best compact image-stabilized (IS) binoculars we have tested. They are smaller and lighter than Canon’s 8×20 IS binoculars, which were previously the smallest and lightest IS binoculars on…
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