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At Kyoto University, dogs who saw a stranger snub their owner later took fewer treats from that stranger, and what’s hard to shake is how closely it mirrors us: keeping careful account of who let us down while barely noting who showed up

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Trained dogs can sniff out certain cancers from a person’s breath or urine, with accuracies above 90 per cent in some studies. What scientists still can’t fully pin down is exactly which chemical compounds make up the scent a dog is locking onto

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At 43, a stroke left French Elle editor Jean-Dominique Bauby conscious and lucid but almost completely paralysed, able to move only his left eyelid, so he dictated an entire memoir by blinking to choose each letter as the alphabet was read aloud to him, an estimated 200,000 blinks, one letter at a time

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Koalas are the only non-primates with true fingerprints, and theirs are so close to a human’s that even under a microscope forensic experts have struggled to tell the two apart

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How does a moon 1.4 billion kilometres from the Sun end up with rivers, rain and lakes, but not a single drop of water in any of them?

Four dead stars have been confirmed within 65 light-years of Earth, hidden for decades in the glare of the brighter red dwarfs they orbit

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SpaceX conducts 13th Starship test flight

The Great Pyramid was not built by slaves but by paid workers — skilled crews who lived in a purpose-built town beside the site, ate bread and beef, drank beer, and were buried in their own tombs of honour nearby

We boldly chat with 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' showrunners about space dinosaurs and Lovecraftian horrors for season 4 (interview)

The universe is 13.8 billion years old. Webb is finding galaxies that look like they’ve been quietly forming stars for billions of years inside a cosmos that was, at the time of observation, only a few hundred million years old

NASA’s ESCAPADE Snaps Family Portrait of Earth, Moon

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New Crew Members Welcomed to International Space Station

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NASA Announces New Spacecraft Technology Demonstration Mission at Moon

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As Mars’s atmosphere thinned and its surface became cold, dry and irradiated billions of years ago, any surviving microbial life may have found its last refuge underground. Yet the environments most capable of sheltering life could lie metres—or kilometres—below the surface, far deeper than any spacecraft has directly sampled.

What lurks beneath the volcanoes of Jupiter's moon Io? NASA's Juno probe just took a peek

The Great Pyramid looks like it has four flat faces, but each one is subtly dished inwards down the middle, making it secretly eight-sided — a detail so slight it was really only spotted from the air, in a photograph caught at the right angle of sunlight.

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Epic photo captures lightning striking a Chinese rocket during liftoff

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Titan may have volcanoes, but they would erupt something stranger than fire: a cold slush of water and ammonia welling up from below and freezing at the surface — ‘cryovolcanism’ that scientists suspect but have yet to confirm

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Office of Space Commerce to move ahead on mission authorization

This Week In Space LIVE: The Viking Mars landings 50 years later

Honey is so hostile to bacteria that hospitals keep a sterilised, medical-grade version on hand for stubborn wounds and burns — the same chemistry that let honey in ancient tombs stay edible for millennia now helps modern skin heal

Hubble Spies One-Sided Spiral

Lightning strikes Long March 3B after liftoff, Kinetica-1 launches 5 satellites

EU delays release of Copernicus imagery over Gulf of Oman