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Novel Coronavirus Has Mutated, China Should Change Its Official Name For Covid-19, Chinese Expert Says: Report
Compounds In Potatoes And Tomatoes May Be Used To Develop Cancer Drugs. New Study Explains How
Queensland Fossil Hunters Discover Remains Of 100-Million-Year-Old Plesiosaur In Australia: Report
NASA's Orion Spacecraft Makes Its Closest Approach To Moon, On Its Return Journey To Earth
ISRO, INSPACe Sign MoU With Vyom Space To Develop Space Technology With Focus On Human Spaceflight
River Yealm In England Turns White, Environmental Agency Investigating The Cause Of Pollution: Report
Symptoms Of Long Covid Experienced By Children And Young People May Change Over Time: Study In Lancet
New Penguin-Like Diving Dinosaur Identified In Mongolia. All About It
Trees Marked By Cheetahs Help Other Species Gather Information: Study
Pegasus 'The Winged Stallion', Great Square – Cosmic Marvels To Look Out For In December Sky
How Are Physical And Mental Disabilities Linked To Each Other? Experts Give Answers
Three Chinese Astronauts Return To Earth From Tiangong Space Station After Six-Month Mission
Modern Lizards Came 35 Million Years Earlier Than Believed: Study On Museum Fossil
Some Animals Shrink Their Own Brains In Winter And Later Regrow Them. Here's Why
Fossil Of Avian Skeleton Upends Century-Long Assumptions About Origin Of Modern Birds: Study
Covid-19 Pandemic Stress Has Caused Teens’ Brains To Age Faster: Study
James Webb Space Telescope Captures A Pair Of Merging Galaxies In A Chaotic Shape. All About It
Japanese Firm Uses Worm Noses To Develop World's First Early Screening Test For Pancreatic Cancer: Report
Indian, British Scientists Develop 'Smart Contact Lens' To Test For Eye Infections: Study
Scientists Develop Two mRNA Vaccine Candidates 'Highly Effective' In Reducing Malaria Infection, Transmission: Study
Bats Create Sounds Like Death Metal Singers, Study Says Their Octave Range Exceeds That Of Mariah Carey
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