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Mark Zuckerberg apologized for not doing enough to stop the spread of misinformation on Facebook ahead of the 2016 election
Leading up to the 2016 election, misinformation about both Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and even Barack Obama flourished on Facebook. In the final stretch leading up to the election, more than one-quarter of Americans visited a fake news site supporting either Trump or Clinton. Many fake news studies have widely different methods of measuring and assessing the impact of fake news, so the actual impact it had in the 2016 election is unclear.
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A look behind the scenes of the UN General Assembly
This behind-the-scenes look at the 2015 UN General Assembly offers a unique perspective on what it takes to run one of the world’s most complicated and important diplomatic events. Following four staffers—including a youth advocate and an interpreter—the video captures the energy, pressure, and coordination behind the scenes.
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See a gallery of art and architecture at New York City's UN building
The group's nearly 200 member states have contributed art and cultural experiences to the New York campus since the building's founding in 1950. This gallery hosts hundreds of photos of the art on the premises.
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In 2023 Taylor Swift made history having the most #1 albums of any female artist
Taylor Swift is as much a businesswoman and a marketer as she is a successful musician and performer, all of which has helped her become one of the biggest entertainment stars of the modern era.
itk Taylor Swift will receive inaugural Artist Director Honors at the MTV Video Music Awards, sibling · sim 0.54 · keep 0.14 · score -1
Ryan Sheckler won X Games gold at only 13 years old
In 2003, Ryan Sheckler won the skateboard park event at the X Games, becoming the youngest gold medalist in the competition’s history at just 13 years old.
itk Yu Zidi, a 13-year-old Chinese swimmer, wins two gold medals at the Asian Games, emerging sibling · sim 0.45 · keep 0.72 · score -1
The Salt Lake City event marked the X Games’ 30th anniversary
At the 2025 Salt Lake City X Games, Ryan Williams landed his first BMX Dirt gold medal with a triple backflip; 14-year-old Heili Sirvio and 15-year-old Arisa Trew made groundbreaking wins in women's Park and Vert Best Trick; and Justin Dowell took BMX Park gold.
itk Yu Zidi, a 13-year-old Chinese swimmer, wins two gold medals at the Asian Games, emerging sibling · sim 0.40 · keep 0.18 · score -4
Jacqueline Kennedy transformed the White House into a museum of American history
Between 1961 and 1963, first lady Jacqueline Kennedy oversaw a dramatic restoration of the White House, furnishing rooms with authentic antiques, founding the White House Historical Association, and securing congressional protection for the White House's historic interiors.
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Watch someone follow an early American recipe using 19th-century technology
Following an old cookbook, one woman makes meatballs, pastries, potatoes, and spinach over her fireplace.
  1. The springtime dinner is taken from a 1778 book titled The Art of Cookery, which remained a bestseller throughout the 1820s.
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Take a tour of the White House Press Corps, which has existed in the building since the early 1900s.
Early White House reporters used to wait outside on the grounds for news, but President Theodore Roosevelt later gave them a permanent indoor workspace.
  1. The networks have offices in cramped basement spaces in the White House's West Wing.
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The United Nations was founded in San Francisco in 1945.
The 1945 San Francisco Conference brought together delegates from 50 nations to draft the United Nations Charter, laying the foundation for the UN.
  1. This archival footage from the UN captures the atmosphere of the event, showcasing firsthand reactions and the global hope for peace after World War II.
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Accidental ingestion of batteries can be life-threatening
Tissue in the body can serve as a circuit path between the anode and cathode of a battery, resulting in electrical burns and gradual tissue erosion. Stomach acid can corrode a battery and cause its toxic contents to leak, making a person sick. Batteries for internal use, such as in pacemakers, require special designs.
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Becoming an Olympic swimmer costs tens of thousands of dollars
When you see Olympic athletes win gold, it's the culmination of years of hard work and discipline. But it isn't all sweat equity. Before ever stepping foot on the world stage, these athletes have to pay or find funding for private coaching and lessons, club memberships, and meet fees, with estimates that it costs $25K to $40K to make it to the Olympics.
itk Yu Zidi, a 13-year-old Chinese swimmer, wins two gold medals at the Asian Games, emerging own · sim 0.41 · keep 0.76 · score -3
Planetary exploration and the search for extraterrestrial life kicked off with Viking
NASA's Viking 1 and 2 missions revealed Mars' geological activity and potential for past life through their evidence of past surface water. Viking 1 held the record for the longest Mars surface operation until the Opportunity rover surpassed it in 2010.
itk NASA's Perseverance rover finds rocks showing evidence of ancient lakes, groundwater, and own · sim 0.59 · keep 0.27 · score -1
Interface device implanted into ALS patients restored some of their abilities
Most people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease, require assistance with daily life due to loss of motor control. The electrode-coated, stent-like device used motor mapping data and machine learning to translate brain activity into actions.
itk Alzheimer's disease is no longer an "untreatable" condition as drugs slow decline and stud own · sim 0.43 · keep 0.26 · score -43
Visualize the size of countries on the sun and other planets
Pluto is roughly the size of Australia. What about Namibia and Nepal? How small would North America appear on the sun? Compare the relative size of continents and countries with this easy-to-use interactive.
etc What do sunsets look like on Pluto and some of the planets? (w/video) sibling · sim 0.45 · keep 0.80 · score -2
Cerulean eruptions result from sulfur being heated by molten rock
During eruptions, warm-colored lava at temperatures between 700 and 1,200 degrees Celsius (1,300 and 2,200 degrees Fahrenheit) burns minerals as they escape from underground reservoirs. In some volcanoes, such as Indonesia's Kawah Ijen and Ethiopia's Danakil Depression, abundant sulfur compounds that burn with blue flames appear to change the color of the melted rock.
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McDonald's french fries are, by far, the most popular french fries available at fast food restaurants around the world.
Since their beginnings, their consistent, unique flavor, crispiness, and shape have made them a new staple side at restaurants.
  1. Despite drastic shifts in how they are made due to health and business factors, the fry has remained dominant in the fast-food culinary world.
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Donald Trump redefined presidential communication in the social media age
Trump used platforms like Twitter (now X) to bypass traditional media, announce policy, and confront opponents directly. His online presence reshaped political messaging, blurred the line between official and personal communication, and transformed how presidents engage the public.
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The formation of the UN elevated the US on the world stage
This podcast episode of "To the Best of My Ability" from the National WWII Museum goes behind the scenes of the United Nations' founding from the American perspective. It explores how FDR's vision for global peace took shape, how Truman carried it forward, and how Eleanor Roosevelt helped define human rights—set against the backdrop of wartime diplomacy, Cold War tensions, and the San Francisco Conference, where the UN Charter was signed.
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Solid-state batteries substitute the fluid electrolyte layer with a solid
The non-flammable solid greatly reduces the risk of fire and explosion, as well as the release of toxic gases via leaks in the existing sulfide-based systems. These batteries use garnet-type solid electrolytes, which provide high ionic conductivity and chemical stability but require temperatures above 1,000 degrees Celsius (1,800 degrees Fahrenheit) for fabrication.
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Newborns have a strong sense of smell
Babies are drawn to their mother's smell—and the particular odor of their mother's breast milk—within days, even as their vision remains blurry for months after birth. In the womb, the olfactory center also forms in the early stages of development.
itk Female infants spend more time looking at human faces, while male infants spend more time own · sim 0.44 · keep 0.63 · score -1
Talk show host Oprah Winfrey spent about $43M in 2015 to buy a 10% stake in Weight Watchers and join its board of directors, going on to lose 40lbs using the program.
In 2024, she announced that she was leaving the company and donating her shares to the African American history museum.
  1. She also announced that she was using GLP-1 drugs for weight loss in 2023.
  2. Weight Watchers has had a variety of celebrity spokespeople over the years, from Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson to singer and actress Jennifer Hudson.
itk Novo Nordisk shares fall 8% as the drugmaker outlines plan to launch at least five new obe sibling · sim 0.42 · keep 0.34 · score -18
Ebola species have historically been named after where they were discovered, stigmatizing residents who live there, including Bundibugyo, in Uganda.
This occurred with Ebola Zaire (now the DRC), Sudan, and Bundibugyo, a region in western Uganda composed largely of cocoa farmers.
  1. Uganda's link to the Bundibugyo virus is that the species was discovered there almost 20 years ago, in a November 2007 outbreak.
itk WHO begins testing existing Ebola vaccine against latest strain driving outbreak in Democr sibling · sim 0.49 · keep 0.14 · score -9
The rare 1970s Ken Doll with facial hair
In 1973, Mattel released the Mod Hair Ken Doll. The toy was the first Ken since 1961 to possess "real" rooted hair, plus it came with sideburns, a beard, and two mustaches. For clothes, he wore a brown and white checked jacket, white turtle neck, light brown pants, and brown shoes. Take a look at images of the doll decked out in 1970s fashion for insight into life in another era.
etc Forget Ken. Barbie's new beau is a rock star. own · sim 0.41 · keep 0.44 · score -1
The winter solstice has been celebrated globally for millennia
Saturnalia, the ancient Roman festival held December 17-24, is the origin of many Western midwinter traditions, including Christmas.
  1. In Iran, the festival of Shab-e Yalda marks the longest night with fires, feasting, and readings of the 14th-century Persian poet Hafiz.
  2. The Inca festival of Inti Raymi was banned by Spanish conquistadors but revived in the 20th century.
  3. In Japan, the solstice is marked by yuzu-scented baths to ward off colds and eating kabocha squash for good luck.
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President Harry Truman appointed Roosevelt as one of the first US delegates to the United Nations
After FDR's death in 1945, Roosevelt joined the delegation to the newly established United Nations. She was the only woman among the General Assembly delegates and was unanimously elected to chair the UN Commission on Human Rights.
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The benefits of 3D printing batteries, from safety to sustainability
Rather than using the liquid electrolyte commonly found in lithium-ion batteries, 3D-printed batteries would use a solid layer, which can be custom-built into different shapes, deliver higher energy density by building thinner layers, and be fabricated with fewer raw materials compared to injection molding.
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Companies developing new weight loss drugs
In recent years, weight loss drugs made a tremendous amount of money for Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly. Other companies are developing new drugs to break into the market. This piece is a concise overview of companies creating and testing new drugs, how far along they are, and what Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly are doing to compete with these emerging rivals.
itk Novo Nordisk shares fall 8% as the drugmaker outlines plan to launch at least five new obe own · sim 0.64 · keep 0.16 · score -1
Marburg virus, related to Ebola, is also extremely deadly, and has no available vaccine.
Discovered nine years before Ebola, Marburg is part of the same filovirus family.
  1. While this virus is less contagious, it can still be deadly. Currently, no vaccines exist to combat this disease.
itk WHO begins testing existing Ebola vaccine against latest strain driving outbreak in Democr sibling · sim 0.49 · keep 0.14 · score -10
Scientists have struggled to pin down Ebola's natural reservoir species for decades, but the available evidence suggests that it's very likely fruit and insect-eating bats found in Africa.
The Ebola virus doesn't seem to sicken the animals, so capturing an infected bat and performing necessary tests has remained challenging.
  1. Though many scientists believe fruit bats are the reservoir species for the virus, Ebola viral RNA fragments were detected in a greater long-fingered bat captured in 2016 in Liberia. The species isn't a fruit bat—it roosts in caves and feeds on insects.
  2. The scientist behind the discovery states that he thinks the virus likely has multiple host species and that the host may differ regionally.
itk WHO begins testing existing Ebola vaccine against latest strain driving outbreak in Democr own · sim 0.46 · keep 0.19 · score -11
James Hemings, Jefferson's cook, popularized mac and cheese in the US
The statesman sent Hemings to France to sharpen his culinary skills where he picked up recipes of baked pasta with cheese and butter. The recipe Hemings likely dictated to Jefferson was later used in an 1802 White House dinner, the first major public dinner in the US to include the dish.
etc How to make Jackie Kennedy's four-ingredient casserole. own · sim 0.44 · keep 0.71 · score -3
Historians believe the first modern restaurant was opened in 1765
A Parisian soup salesman named Boulanger is often credited with opening the first modern restaurant and was renowned for serving meat in poulette sauce.
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Roosevelt chaired more than 3,000 hours of debate to produce the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Roosevelt led the drafting committee for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, guiding representatives from 18 nations through debate on conflicting ideas about rights, government, and citizenship. The General Assembly unanimously adopted the final document in December 1948.
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Genetically modified viruses can help construct battery electrodes
MIT scientists' modifications caused the viruses to attract conductive materials, such as gold ions, which the viruses self-assembled into nanowires that could be used in batteries. These components allow batteries to be thinner and flexible enough to be constructed into new shapes.
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Watch Taylor Swift write a song
Taylor Swift is one of the most famous and successful entertainers of the modern era, whose music wins fans and Grammy awards, and secures billions of streams on Spotify. In this clip from the Netflix documentary Miss Americana, Taylor lets cameras film her in the process of writing a song.
itk Taylor Swift will receive inaugural Artist Director Honors at the MTV Video Music Awards, sibling · sim 0.51 · keep 0.71 · score -2
Although Mars does not feature liquid water on its surface, geological features provide evidence that the Martian surface experienced massive flooding in the distant past.
The presence of structures known to be carved by water on Earth, including river valleys, canyons, and lakebeds, has led scientists to infer that water flowed abundantly across Mars' surface.
  1. The layering of rocks in the walls of geological structures shaped by water on the Martian surface indicates the intensity and volume of past water flows.
  2. With a weaker gravitational field and no magnetic field to shield it from charged particles emitted by the sun, Mars' atmosphere and surface water were lost early in its history.
  3. Volcanic landforms and igneous rocks indicate that Mars was once volcanically active, but the dormancy of its volcanoes cut off the surface from receiving new water vapor via volcanic gases.
  4. Mars features extensive sheets of perennial water ice and carbon dioxide ice at its poles, and reservoirs of frozen water have been detected beneath surface layers of dust and rock.
itk NASA's Perseverance rover finds rocks showing evidence of ancient lakes, groundwater, and sibling · sim 0.59 · keep 0.69 · score -2
The Viking landers were the first spacecraft to conduct experiments on Mars
NASA’s Viking 1 and 2 missions tested soils for signs of life, captured images, and studied the Martian atmosphere, revealing evidence of ancient water flow, volcanic soil, and a thin carbon dioxide atmosphere.
itk NASA's Perseverance rover finds rocks showing evidence of ancient lakes, groundwater, and sibling · sim 0.58 · keep 0.35 · score -3
Listen to samples of 'sounds' produced in the sun's interior, created from the sonification of internal vibrations detected by the Parker Solar Probe.
Just as scientists colorize images of celestial objects beyond the visible range into colors our eyes can interpret, sonification turns otherwise inaudible vibrations into sounds our ears can hear, which, in the case of the sun, resemble chirping and whistling.
etc What do sunsets look like on Pluto and some of the planets? (w/video) sibling · sim 0.41 · keep 0.45 · score -8
Observations from Hubble contributed to Pluto's demotion from planetary status
Before the flyby of Pluto by the New Horizons spacecraft, the Hubble Space Telescope provided images of Pluto and its moon Charon, which was similar in size. Rather than a unique ninth planet, Pluto became reclassified as a dwarf planet, like many similar objects in the Kuiper Belt.
etc What do sunsets look like on Pluto and some of the planets? (w/video) sibling · sim 0.42 · keep 0.34 · score -4
Gaming out how our solar system might catch a new planet
If Pluto's downgraded status to a dwarf planet has got you down, consider this: Scientists think there's a chance our solar system could catch a new planet. The first ever observed so-called Interstellar Object was reported in 2017, a reddish, cigar-shaped rock astronomers named Oumuamua. Although it left in 2022, scientists believe an object with the right mass and trajectory might take a seat at the planetary table. Learn how it would work here.
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See a visual record of how Roosevelt helped build the United Nations
When President Truman appointed Eleanor Roosevelt to the first US delegation to the UN in 1946, her male colleagues assigned her to a minor committee, assuming she would play a minor role. In the end, she became one of the delegation's most effective negotiators—and chaired the drafting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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Legacy electronics have prevented significant advancements in alkaline batteries
While lithium-ion batteries have increased in energy density multiple times since their commercialization in 1991 and can be sized to various capacities by connecting numerous electrochemical cells, disposable alkaline batteries have been forced to maintain their 1.5-volt standard and form factors for compatibility with existing devices.
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Taylor Swift is one of the most successful artists in the world
Few musicians are more popular (or more influential) than Taylor Swift. that's not a broad generalization. The data from this music-industry report backs it up. Luminate not only breaks down Swift’s titanic streaming numbers but also analyzes the strength of her fandom, which the publication considers indicative of “influence.”
itk Taylor Swift will receive inaugural Artist Director Honors at the MTV Video Music Awards, own · sim 0.50 · keep 0.20 · score -3
Perseverance captures an aurora on Mars
The Perseverance rover captured the first visible Martian aurora, offering insights into Mars's atmospheric interactions. A coronal mass ejection likely triggered the aurora since the planet lacks a global magnetic field.
itk NASA's Perseverance rover finds rocks showing evidence of ancient lakes, groundwater, and sibling · sim 0.53 · keep 0.19 · score -5
Launched in 2020, NASA's Perseverance rover was equipped with a deployable helicopter
Nicknamed "Percy" and designed as the successor to the Curiosity rover, the vehicle has covered more than 36 kilometers (22 miles), collected dozens of samples, and taken hundreds of images while searching for signs of ancient microbial life.
itk NASA's Perseverance rover finds rocks showing evidence of ancient lakes, groundwater, and own · sim 0.53 · keep 0.23 · score -7
You can read First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' will online
Unlike trusts, the contents of a will are public information. Former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy's will included her copy of John F. Kennedy's Inaugural Address signed by Robert Frost and other fascinating historic objects.
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While published images have suggested that Neptune is much bluer than Uranus, the two ice giants are a similarly pale shade of greenish-blue.
Uranus and Neptune appear bluish primarily because their atmospheres contain trace amounts of methane, which reflects blue light and absorbs red light.
  1. Some published images of Neptune and Uranus from the 20th century involved combining images taken in different colors, which were not accurately balanced during processing.
  2. Early images of Neptune from NASA's Voyager 2 mission were "strongly contrast-enhanced to better reveal the clouds, bands, and winds."
  3. More accurate, rebalanced images of Uranus and Neptune were created using instruments on the Hubble Space Telescope and the Very Large Telescope, with each pixel capturing the full color spectrum.
  4. Color-rebalanced imaging revealed that Uranus, which spins on its side, appears greener at its solstices and bluer at its equinoxes because its polar and equatorial regions reflect light differently.
etc What do sunsets look like on Pluto and some of the planets? (w/video) sibling · sim 0.41 · keep 0.54 · score -7
Experts suggest where the UN should be reformed
In 2020, as the United Nations marked its 75th anniversary, the Council on Foreign Relations' Council of Councils published a collection of expert essays proposing reforms to enhance the UN's relevance. This collection of essays is a thought-provoking look at the UN's future.
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Lithium can store and deliver substantial energy for its cost and weight
When exploring which compounds would be best suited for batteries, scientists sought elements that were relatively inexpensive to mine, readily available, and that provided high energy density—how much chemical energy an element could store for its size. Lithium-ion batteries provide these benefits and discharge at very low rates when unused.
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More than 200 drug trials for Alzheimer's have failed or been abandoned since 2010, but two anti-amyloid infusion medications have netted FDA approval in recent years.
The complexity of Alzheimer's disease, coupled with decades of underfunded research efforts, has left patients with little in the way of effective treatments.
  1. In recent years, scientists have synthesized several drugs that studies show can slow the progression of Alzheimer's—though the disease itself remains incurable.
itk Alzheimer's disease is no longer an "untreatable" condition as drugs slow decline and stud own · sim 0.61 · keep 0.22 · score -1
Exposing fetuses to certain flavors in the womb could lead to children being less picky eaters
A new study found that 3-year-olds were less averse to the smell of vegetables they had been repeatedly exposed to in utero, suggesting that what mothers eat in late pregnancy can leave a lasting imprint on their children's tastes.
itk Female infants spend more time looking at human faces, while male infants spend more time own · sim 0.42 · keep 0.62 · score -2
How the most famous Ebola book, The Hot Zone, which sold 3.5 million copies and was translated into 30 languages, got aspects of the disease so wrong.
Richard Preston's 1994 book The Hot Zone brought knowledge of Ebola to the masses. But, beyond the poor portrayals of the science and the scientists, the book fostered fearmongering about Ebola, with portrayals of "liquefying," "dissolving," and "bleeding out."
  1. These falsehoods about Ebola have persisted for decades and appear to be reinvigorated with every new emergence of the disease.
itk WHO begins testing existing Ebola vaccine against latest strain driving outbreak in Democr sibling · sim 0.42 · keep 0.50 · score -16
Explore options for recycling batteries
Improper battery disposal can lead to fires and the leaching of harmful chemicals and toxic materials into local soil and water systems. Although many batteries contain metals that can be recycled with less energy than it takes to produce them, variability in regulations across municipalities and states can complicate efforts.
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Lithium-ion batteries are the standard for rechargeable devices
The costly setup of new mining operations and challenges with recycling amid growing demand have led researchers to search for alternatives, including sodium-ion, solid-state, and lithium-sulphur batteries, despite challenges with scalability.
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A 1948 Supreme Court ruling realigned the film industry
1948's landmark United States v. Paramount Pictures found that the "Big Five" studios violated antitrust laws, effectively ending the reign of the vertically integrated system and the golden age of Hollywood.
itk Paramount settles antitrust lawsuit with 12 states, clearing final major hurdle for $111B own · sim 0.56 · keep 0.28 · score -1
Internet sleuths solve secret message on Perseverance rover’s Mars parachute
In 2020, the Perseverance Rover landed on Mars, sending a message for the folks back home on its parachute. It took fewer than six hours for the Internet's collective forces to decode the secret slogan hidden in the parachute's colors and patterns, as well as the geographic coordinates of the earth-bound place where rocketry was perfected.
itk NASA's Perseverance rover finds rocks showing evidence of ancient lakes, groundwater, and sibling · sim 0.51 · keep 0.15 · score -8
A four-billion-year-old meteorite reignited the debate about life on Mars
Recovered from Antarctica in 1984, ALH84001 contained organic compounds, magnetite and iron sulfide grains of potential biological origin, and features that resembled fossilized bacteria. With technological advancements, scientists found abiotic origins for these features in the following decades.
itk NASA's Perseverance rover finds rocks showing evidence of ancient lakes, groundwater, and sibling · sim 0.50 · keep 0.08 · score -9