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Lake Gregory Makes Desert Look Poorly Prepared
Lake Gregory held unusually abundant water after an intense wet season, startling a desert landscape accustomed to much drier paperwork.
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Mars Dust Devil Ruins Rover’s 1,500-Sol Selfie
A Mars dust devil has photobombed Perseverance's 1,500-sol selfie, proving unwanted background guests now operate across planets.
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Rwenzori Glaciers Continue Bold Strategy Of Disappearing
Rwenzori glaciers are shrinking rapidly, leaving humanity to express surprise at another outcome it has been repeatedly shown in charts.
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Dusty Mars Magnet Finally Inspected After 4,536 Sols
A dusty Mars magnet has received a close inspection from Curiosity, proving even another planet cannot escape a highly specific cleaning audit.
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Venus Crust Stays Thin By Dropping Heavy Problems Into Mantle
Venus crust may control its thickness by melting or shedding dense material, a geological strategy familiar to anyone avoiding attic storage.
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Hot Sub-Neptune Has Clear Atmosphere And Terrible Holiday Climate
A clear atmosphere surrounds this hot sub-Neptune, although tourism officials remain quiet about the water vapour and 1,340-degree heat.
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Semiconductor Researchers Offered Korea Trip And Networking Biscuits
Semiconductor researchers can apply for a Korea delegation featuring labs, presentations and the high-speed transfer of ideas near biscuits.
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Engineering Biology Given Blood Clothes And Wheat Before Lunch
Engineering biology has received a modest list of tasks involving blood, clothes, crops, metals and repairing most of civilisation.
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Portable Oxygen Unit Weighs 5kg And Refuses To Explode Politely
Portable oxygen now comes in a five-kilogram unit that reuses breath and leaves traditional cylinders feeling needlessly dramatic.
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Planning AI Reads Council PDF Before Council Finds Correct PDF
Planning AI can digitise old records in 40 seconds, leaving councils free to spend two hours locating the correct attachment.
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Zombie Projects Removed From Grid Queue After Failing To Produce Pulse
Zombie projects will leave the electricity grid queue after years of shuffling forward and asking whether anyone has a spare connection point.
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Formation Flying Achieves Spacecraft Version Of Waving In Car Park
Formation flying spacecraft found each other with a laser after trying the orbital equivalent of standing by the trolley bay.