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China, Japan extract combustible ice from seafloor

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Oyster seeding: A ‘tangible, physical’ way to help the water

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Japanese spacecraft touches down on asteroid to get samples

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NASA CubeSats play big role in lunar exploration

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Still blocked from Hawaii peak, telescope seeks Spain permit

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This Sept. 26, 2011 photo provided and taken by Florida State University oceanographer Ian McDonald via an unmanned submersible vehicle, 35 miles from the site of the Deepwater Horizon rig explosion and oil spill, shows Hypnogorgia pendula coral with injuries attributed to the oil spill. The chemical sprayed on the 2010 BP oil spill may not have helped crucial petroleum-munching microbes get rid of the slick, a new study suggests. (Ian MacDonald/Florida State University via AP)
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Study: Dispersants did not help oil degrade in BP spill

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Panel: Finding climate fingerprints in wild weather is valid

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‘DDC-care App’ – tracker of passengers from countries with COVID-19 in...

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Recording-setting spacewalk ends with antenna in wrong spot

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