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a1 The mystery of Christiaan Huygens’ flawed telescopes may have been solved 17th century scientist Christiaan Huygens set his sight…
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a1 Biologists are one step closer to creating snake venom in the lab SAN DIEGO — Labs growing replicas of snakes’ venom glan…
a1 Satellites make mapping hot spots of ammonia pollution easier Satellites may be a more accurate way to track smog-pro…
a1 U.S. fentanyl deaths are rising fastest among African-Americans Since people in the United States began dying in the fe…
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