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amnhnyc: Earlier this week, two federal agencies—NASA and the National Nuclear Security Administration—announced that they will work together to monitor potentially dangerous asteroids while also exploring methods for deflecting or destroying objects

amnhnyc: Earlier this week, two federal agencies—NASA and the National Nuclear Security Administration—announced that they will work together to monitor potentially dangerous asteroids while also exploring methods for deflecting or destroying objects

amnhnyc: Today, we’re celebrating cephalopodweek with one of our favorites–the amazing ammonite. The extinct mollusks known as ammonites inhabited the planet for more than 300 million years—almost twice as long as dinosaurs—before disappearing

amnhnyc: Today, we’re celebrating cephalopodweek with one of our favorites–the amazing ammonite. The extinct mollusks known as ammonites inhabited the planet for more than 300 million years—almost twice as long as dinosaurs—before disappearing

astronomicalwonders: A Montage of the Carina Nebula The Carina Nebula (known by astronomers as NGC 3372) is sometimes called the Great Nebula in Carina or the Grand Nebula. These images taken by the Hubble space telescope show the magnificent structure

astronomicalwonders: A Montage of the Carina Nebula The Carina Nebula (known by astronomers as NGC 3372) is sometimes called the Great Nebula in Carina or the Grand Nebula. These images taken by the Hubble space telescope show the magnificent structure

lovejewelry: Stunning Aquamarine & Diamond Necklace designed by Olga Tritt in 1939 for the New York’s World Fair via Wall Street Journal

lovejewelry: Stunning Aquamarine & Diamond Necklace designed by Olga Tritt in 1939 for the New York’s World Fair via Wall Street Journal

cracked: When the upside-down catfish was “discovered” in 1936, polite society was aflutter at the audaciousness of a creature that so directly flew in the face of convention and God’s plan for the uprightness of all living things. But, as it turns

cracked: When the upside-down catfish was “discovered” in 1936, polite society was aflutter at the audaciousness of a creature that so directly flew in the face of convention and God’s plan for the uprightness of all living things. But, as it turns

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bbsrc: How plants put up a fight They might look weedy but plants know a thing or two about defence. When confronted by harmful bacteria, plants use sophisticated pattern recognition ‘software’ to seek and destroy. However some bacteria can bypass

bbsrc: How plants put up a fight They might look weedy but plants know a thing or two about defence. When confronted by harmful bacteria, plants use sophisticated pattern recognition ‘software’ to seek and destroy. However some bacteria can bypass

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