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Researchers Study Life After Death — And It Gets Weirder

In a new study, scientists show how certain cells have the capacity to transform into multicellular organisms with new functions…

Inverse some believe,tha's coolsike

 

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reminds me of ww olyimpian athletes
complete with permanent smiles

we need no damn wats grrrrr

 

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The beach at La Ciénaga, Venezuela (Translation of sign: In La Ciénaga, Life is More Delicious)

 

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Recycled mulch trial improving wine grape growth, reducing chemical use​ ​ Waste from suburban green bins is being reused as mulch on vineyards in central Victoria. Results have shown more vibrant grape growth and reduced chemical use.​ Read more

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Why this 7,000-year-old stump could unlock secrets about climate change​ ​ Researchers and local Indigenous pe​

 

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​ ​ ​ Recycled mulch trial improving wine grape growth, reducing chemical use​ ​ Waste from suburban green bins is being reused as mulch on vineyards in central Victoria. Results have shown more vibrant grape growth and reduced chemical use.​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Read more

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​ ​ ​ Why this 7,000-year-old stump could unlock secrets about climate change​ ​ Researchers and local Indigenous pe​

 

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tonight: Visible planets, stars and more (Future/Chris Vaughan/Starry NIght) A brighter, more obvious crescent moon will tonight be positioned about halfway between Venus, to its lower right, and bright star Spica, to its upper left. Full Story: Space(8/7)

Spaceflight NASA astronaut, 2 cosmonauts return to Earth today (Sep 23) (NASA) A NASA astronaut and two record-setting Russian cosmonauts are set to head back to Earth on Monday (Sept. 23), and you can watch their homecoming live. Russia's Soyuz MS-25 spacecraft, with Tracy C. Dyson, Oleg Kononenko and Nikolai Chub aboard, is scheduled to undock from the International Space Station (ISS) on Monday at 4:37 a.m. EDT (0837 GMT) and land on the steppe of Kazakhstan about 3.5 hours later. Full Story: Space(9/22)

Science & Astronomy Massive radio survey reveals our universe's structure (MALS Team) When we look out into the universe with our unaided eyes, we are really only seeing a small chunk of what's actually there. That's because there are parts of the electromagnetic spectrum that our visual faculties are not sensitive to. Radiation is being emitted by all manner of cosmic phenomena across this spectrum, yet we're only able to physically see wavelengths within the visible light range without the help of external tools - but luckily, astronomers have access to telescopes that allow them to observe the universe across this continuum. Full Story: Space(9/23)

SpaceX Meet the SpaceX Crew-9 astronauts launching this week (NASA) Two astronauts are scheduled to launch to the International Space Station (ISS) next week, with two empty seats aboard their spacecraft. It's an atypical launch for a crewed SpaceX mission to the ISS, which customarily ferries four astronauts at a time. Originally, Crew-9 was slated to fly the usual four, but NASA astronauts Zena Cardman and Stephanie Wilson were removed from the flight when NASA made the decision to return Boeing's Starliner spacecraft without its crew, leaving astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams aboard the ISS in need of a ride home. Full Story: Space(9/20)

Technology How Canada is preserving its supersonic Avro Arrow jet (Ingenium Canada) Canada's Avro Arrow supersonic jet was suddenly canceled in 1959, a controversial decision that benefited NASA. How is Canada preserving the few pieces of the aircraft that remain? Full Story: Space(9/22)

 

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Monitor Highlights​

What a Tunisian exodus says about the future of global migration​

This story is about prosperity

In an age of global migration, Tunisia offers a window into key stressors driving migrants from their homes: political instability, inequality, and climate change.

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iften thinbk,we jave it tuff bs

iften hayr.dislike some/my advanteges ovefr our fellow beings

 

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The chambers of the nautilus shell can be described by 3D soft cells (James L. Amos/Getty)

Mathematicians discover new class of shape​ Good news, tilers: mathematicians have

 

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The Inverse Interview Coralie Fargeat’s Violent Thoughts​ The Substance, Coralie Fargeat’s outrageous

 

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Mural by Alaa Awad

 

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​ ​ ​ Visit ABC Rural to see the latest agriculture news and information as it breaks. Sign up for our weekly Rural RoundUp newsletter. You can also catch us on Facebook or contact us via our feedback page.​ ​ ​ Top Stories​ ​ ​ ​ As India tries to feed the world's largest population, can Australia meet its fertiliser needs?​ ​ Australian phosphate miners are looking to boost India's food and manufacturing industries and gain a bigger foothold in the world's fastest-growing large economy.​ Read more ​ Black swan extinction possible if deadly bird flu strain arrives in Australia​ ​ Beloved native swans are particularly susceptible to a deadly strain of bird flu, according to scientists who fear for native birds if the virus hits Australian shores.​ Read more ​ They were the glory years of Australia's sugarcane trains, but some traces of history are being lost​ ​ As some sugar mills face uncertain futures and governments tighten budgets, it is often retirees and volunteers left salvaging what they can of our cane train history.​ Read more ​ Farmers and froglets become unlikely allies in fight against Victorian solar farm​ ​ A tiny endangered froglet gets in the way of a big solar farm proposal in Victoria's King Valley, with farmers heading to Canberra to campaign against the project.​ ​

 

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1939 classic Feadship IDUNA