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It’s the size of 3 Central Parks in New York, could be 8,650 years old – and glows in the dark. Forget the blue whale this beast is the world’s biggest organism

If you ever want to pull out the big guns in a pub quiz, then do I have a fact for you! Contrary to popular belief, the biggest organism in the world is not the blue whale. Nor is it the giant sequoia. Nor is it the extinct and admittedly ma-hoo-sive shark, Megalodon. It is… drum roll…

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Our Entire Galaxy Appears to Be Embedded in a Colossal Sheet of Dark Matter

The Milky Way — and in fact our entire galactic neighborhood known as the Local Group — appear to be lodged in a vast, extended “sheet” of dark matter flanked on each side by cosmic voids, new research suggests. The findings, described in a new study published in Nature Astronomy, could help explain the puzzling

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The Pelican Nebula shines near the Las Vegas Strip in gorgeous deep space photo

A section of the Pelican Nebula captured shining with stars from the constellation Cygnus. (Image credit: Jason Livingston) NASA network engineer and astrophotographer Jason Livingston has captured a colorful view of the Pelican Nebula shining 2,000 light-years from Earth in the constellation Cygnus. Remarkably, he photographed the scene from his light-polluted backyard in Henderson, Nevada,

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What to know about the Artemis II moon mission ‘wet dress rehearsal’ : NPR

The Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and the Orion spacecraft are seen at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., on Sunday. Miguel J. Rodriguez Carrillo/AFP via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Miguel J. Rodriguez Carrillo/AFP via Getty Images Preparations are underway to begin critical testing of NASA spacecraft for the Artemis II

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‘Long lost cave in New Zealand’ reveals million-year-old wildlife, extinct birds, and a Kākāpō ancestor | World News

Source: Canterbury Museum For a long time, New Zealand’s ancient past felt incomplete. Bits and pieces here and there. A few fossils. Large gaps. Now, a cave near Waitomo on the North Island has quietly changed that picture. Inside it, scientists have uncovered the remains of wildlife that lived around one million years ago. It

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New Data Points to Massive Underground Structures Beneath Venus

The surface of Venus is notoriously difficult to observe due to its thick, sulfuric atmosphere and crushing pressure. But the planet’s volcanic history is written across its plains, where winding channels and volcanic features hint at an active inner world. Scientists are now turning to lava tubes, long, hollow structures formed by flowing magma, as

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A Young Bear Thought It Found Easy Prey Until This 800-Pound Protector Intervened

The post A Young Bear Thought It Found Easy Prey Until This 800-Pound Protector Intervened appeared first on A-Z Animals. Watch the Video Click here to watch on YouTube Quick Take Black bears must secure a 40 percent kill rate against moose calves in Alaska. The 53,000 likes on Nature is Metal underscore the bloodthirsty

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Peak Design 25L Outdoor Backpack review

Key specs External dimensions: 19.09 x 11.02 x 5.91-inches (48.5 x 28 x 15 cm) with roll top down; 25.98 x 11.02 x 5.91-inches (66 x 28 x 15 cm) with roll top extended Internal dimensions: 18.90 x 10.83 x 5.71-inches (48 x 27.5 x 14.5 cm) with roll top down; 25.79 x 10.83 x

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Our Entire Galaxy Appears to Be Embedded in a Colossal Sheet of Dark Matter

The Milky Way — and in fact our entire galactic neighborhood known as the Local Group — appear to be lodged in a vast, extended “sheet” of dark matter flanked on each side by cosmic voids, new research suggests. The findings, described in a new study published in Nature Astronomy, could help explain the puzzling

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When were boats invented? | Live Science

Around 8000 B.C., a canoe carved from a single pine log came to rest in what is now the Netherlands. The roughly 10-foot-long (3 meters) boat wasn’t discovered until 1955, when a road crew unearthed it from a peat bog near the village of Pesse. The artifact, now known as the Pesse canoe, is the

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