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An image of a kangaroo fossil from the world heritage-listed Victoria Fossil Cave, in the Naracoorte caves. Image source: denisbin, via Flickr.

Kangaroo fossil unearthed in Victorian cave

Science, Australia, History, State

29 April 2024

Voyager 1 spacecraft floating through space, first launched by NASA in 1977. Image source: NASA Photo Collection, via Flickr

NASA reestablishes communication with Voyager 1

Space, Science, Technology, World

25 April 2024

An image of a black-footed ferret walking towards the cameras. The species is one of the successful instances of cloning endangered animals. Image source: J. Michael Lockhart/USFWS, via Wikimedia Commons

Successful cloning of endangered ferret species

Science, Outdoors, Technology, Weird, Wacky, Quirky

21 April 2024

Smoke stacks at the Cleveland-Cliffs Northshore Mining Company in Silver Bay, Minnesota. The smoke stacks are pumping pollutants into the air as byproduct from creating fossil fuel.

Fossil fuel companies have increased emissions after the Paris Agreement

Science, Outdoors

7 April 2024

distorted face

Rare condition makes faces appear “demonic” to patient, according to study

World, Health, Science

26 March 2024

a platypus on the edge of a creek

Baby platypus discovered as part of relocation project

Outdoors, Australia, Science, State

22 March 2024

An open laptop with a court gavel across the keyboard. The AI Act will be put into place via the European Union.

European Union prepares world’s first AI laws

Technology, Politics, Science, World

16 March 2024

Image of trees from a fossilised forest

Fossilised forest discovered in Britain named oldest on record

Science, Outdoors, World

10 March 2024

women standing with numbers reflected on her

ChatGPT outperforms humans in creativity tests according to recent study

Science, Technology

5 March 2024

North pole of the moon.

US moon lander goes dormant a week after landing

3 March 2024

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