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	Science Daily update ⋅ May 1, 2023
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	Florida Today Updates: SpaceX launches Falcon Heavy rocket from Kennedy Space Center in Florida Florida Today Update: Liftoff of Falcon Heavy with the ViaSat-3 Americas satellite at 8:26 p.m. EDT Sunday, April 30! The launch from Kennedy Space Center kicks off a nearly five-hour spacecraft separation process, which is part of the reason why the rocket's three ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Seattle Times What cheetahs, armadillos and whales revealed about human DNA The Seattle Times It has been 20 years since scientists put together the first rough draft of the human genome, the 3 billion genetic letters of DNA tightly wound inside most of our cells. Today, scientists are still struggling to decipher it. Flag as irrelevant
	Florida Today SpaceX launches triple-core Falcon Heavy from Kennedy Space Center in Florida Florida Today SpaceX's triple-core Falcon Heavy rocket soared from Kennedy Space Center on Sunday, kicking off a complicated mission that boosted a powerful commercial communications satellite to orbit thousands of miles above Earth. Flag as irrelevant
	Kennedy Space Center Skylab: The Space Station That Fell on Australia IEEE Spectrum It included hundreds of science experiments, a solar observatory, and even a device for taking in-flight showers. The human crew was scheduled to go up a day after the spacecraft. Within hours of the Skylab failure, NASA delayed that crewed mission, as ... Flag as irrelevant
	Space.com See Mercury's giant, comet-like tail in stunning new image as it passes close to the sun Space.com Mercury has been spotted cosplaying as a comet recently when the sun's neighboring planet reached its nearest point to our star, exposing its massive, streaking tail in the night sky. One astrophotographer captured a truly epic shot of the charade. Flag as irrelevant
	11Alive.com WXIA New planet discovered by University of Georgia researchers using Artificial Intelligence 11Alive.com WXIA It has long been thought that planetary systems are likely to have their origins in so-called protoplanetary discs — compressed circles, spirals or ellipses of gas and dust, which form around protostars in the early stages of their development. Flag as irrelevant
	Science News Satellite data reveal nearly 20000 previously unknown deep-sea mountains Science News Just as mountains tower over Earth's surface, seamounts also rise above the ocean floor. The tallest mountain on Earth, as measured from base to peak, is Mauna Kea, which is part of the Hawaiian-Emperor Seamount Chain. Flag as irrelevant
	The Columbus Dispatch Tully Monster isn't a vertebrate, so what is it? The Columbus Dispatch The monster is back! Well, not alive, but back in the scientific spotlight. In 1958 amateur fossil hunter Francis Tully found some strange fossils at the famous Mazon Creek site, about 15 miles southwest of Chicago. A Yale University study published ... Flag as irrelevant
	New York Post Stephen Hawking warned AI could mean the 'end of the human race' in years leading up to his death New York Post Long before Elon Musk and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak signed a letter warning that artificial intelligence poses "profound risks" to humanity, British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking had been sounding the alarm on the rapidly evolving ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Hill UAE Mars orbiter snaps epic photo of Martian moon The Hill Deimos, the smaller of Mars's two moons, may be more like its planet than we realize. New, high-resolution views of the tiny moon were recently captured by a United Arab Emirates spacecraft named Hope. Part of the Emirates Mars Mission (EMM), ... Flag as irrelevant
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