A second Russian spacecraft docked at the ISS is leaking coolant

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Stop us if you’ve heard this one before, but a Russian spacecraft docked with the International Space Station has sprung a leak. On Saturday morning, Russia’s Roscosmos space agency disclosed on Telegram that a Progress cargo ship docked with the ISS had lost cabin pressure. NASA later said the depressurization was due to a coolant leak.

American cacti are rapidly colonizing the slopes of the Swiss Alps as snow disappears, says report

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Skiiers hit the slopes above the ski resort of Zermatt in the Swiss Alps on November 28, 2020
Skiiers hit the slopes above the ski resort of Zermatt in the Swiss Alps on November 28, 2020

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The 19th-century 'miracle' heart relic of holy French woman and no trace of disease, scientists say

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Heart of P. Jaricot at the opening of the silver cardiotaphe; on the right, cellulosic element (cardboard) and cardinal tassels
Heart of P. Jaricot at the opening of the silver cardiotaphe; on the right, cellulosic element (cardboard) and cardinal tassels.

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I tried to see the green comet, but made 3 crucial mistakes that left me disappointed

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The author camped out at Pinnacles National Park to try and see green Comet ZTF.

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Brazilian fishermen follow instructions from wild dolphins to know where to throw their nets, video shows

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A dolphin and a fisherman in Laguna, Brazil. Dolphins and humans have learned how to fish together in this little beach-side town, a study found.

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NASA picks Blue Origin's New Glenn to fly a science mission to Mars

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NASA has selected Blue Origin's New Glenn, the company's heavy-lift orbital launch vehicle that has yet to go on its first launch, for a science mission to Mars.

UK scientists found a way to slash nearly 90% of carbon emissions from the country's steel industry

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A worker takes a sample of molten iron flowing from a blast furnace at a steel plant
If the steel industry were a country, it'd be the third-largest emitter behind China and the US.

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The green comet and Mars appear side-by-side this weekend. Spot them together in the night sky.

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Comet ZTF, as photographed on January 18, 2023.

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Elon Musk's brain-chip startup is being investigated over potentially moving hazardous pathogens after monkey tests

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Elon Musk's brain-chip startup, Neuralink, is being investigated by the US Department of Transportation.

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Bill Gates says he isn't a hypocrite for using a private jet

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Bill Gates says he's "not part of the problem" and doesn't feel it's a contradiction to use a private jet while promoting climate change awareness.

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