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CERN Measures Antimatter Property 100 Times More Precisely
Antimatter has a property that physicists have spent decades trying to measure, and CERN has just done it 100 times better than anyone before. This...
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Space Shield Against Solar Storms Uses Lithium and Barium
A scientist at Boston University is developing a space shield against solar storms that would use lithium and barium to reinforce Earth's natural m...
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NASA Satellite Captures Giant Spider-Shaped Crater in Australia
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