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1,500-year-old child burial unearthed in Peru with whistles, a rattle and a striking sculptural vessel, archaeologists uncover clues to an ancient civilisation’s rituals

Aj Mix Editor August 26, 2026

Huacas de Moche (Image Credit: Canva) Archaeologists working at the Huacas de Moche Archaeological Complex in northern...

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California releases more than 3,000 endangered mountain frogs into the wild, restoring a species that has lost most of its home |

Aj Mix Editor August 26, 2026

Mountain yellow-legged frog. Image Credit: US Fish & Wildlife Service More than 3,000 endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs...

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In 1973, Nasa sent two fish and 50 eggs into space; the unusual experiment helped reveal what happens to living organisms without gravity |

Aj Mix Editor August 26, 2026

When humans leave Earth, even something as basic as knowing which way is up can become confusing....

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In 1926, a 10-foot rocket rose just 41 feet from a Massachusetts farm; 35 years later, NASA put its creator’s name in space |

Aj Mix Editor August 26, 2026

A replica of the world’s first liquid propellant rocket, PC: Wikimedia Commons On March 16, 1926, on...

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Meet Jeremiah Bents, the Minnesota student who recreated Mars soil in a lab to test whether future astronauts could clean contaminated water |

Aj Mix Editor August 25, 2026

Mars may be millions of kilometres from Minnesota, but for Cloquet student Jeremiah Bents, one small part...

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Since the 1980s, Florida’s biggest threat has been Burmese pythons; but this snake-like fish may be even worse for the Everglades ecosystem |

Aj Mix Editor August 25, 2026

In Florida’s canals and wetlands, some of the most consequential changes are difficult to see. An Asian...

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Reusable Rockets: Why everyone wants a rocket that comes back

Aj Mix Editor August 25, 2026

India also wants to build a new reusable rocket (representative image) For decades, launching a rocket into...

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In 1929, Benjamin and Estella Loomis gave Lassen Volcanic National Park 40 acres, a museum and a seismograph building; they kept only a tiny lifetime lease, while their museum became the first privately built one donated to a US national park

Aj Mix Editor August 25, 2026

In 1929, local homesteader and photographer Benjamin Loomis and his wife, Estella, formally gave 40 acres of...

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In 1965, a mountaineer found a dead seabird high in New Zealand’s mountains. Then, spent next 50 years to save its species from extinction |

Aj Mix Editor August 25, 2026

PC: New Zealand’s Forest and Bird In 1965, Geoff Harrow walked into the Kaikōura mountains following a...

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In 2015, this ordinary coffee cup hid seeds inside its paper; after the last sip, you could plant it instead of throwing it away |

Aj Mix Editor August 25, 2026

A disposable coffee cup normally has a very short life. It holds a hot drink, travels with...

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