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  1. 01.
    Buzz Aldrin Used This Humble Felt-Tip Pen to Save the Apollo II Astronauts. It Just Sold for More Than $850,000
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 16
  2. 02.
    This Viking Longship Crossed the Atlantic Before Starring in Christopher Nolan's 'Odyssey' as Odysseus' Greek Galley
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 16
  3. 03.
    This Meteorite Crashed Into a New Jersey Home in 2024. Now, Scientists Say It Contains Some of the Building Blocks of Life
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 16
  4. 04.
    Buckingham Palace's Royal Picture Gallery Revives the Salon-Style Hang, Doubling the Number of Masterpieces on View
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 16
  5. 05.
    Smartphones Might Be Playing a Role in the United States' Declining Birth Rate, New Research Suggests
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 16
  6. 06.
    Man Sentenced for Stealing 'Rare and Unique' Chinese Texts, Valued at More Than $200,000, by Using Aliases, Fake IDs and Dummy Manuscripts
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 16
  7. 07.
    Giraffes Might Be Even Smarter Than We Thought. Some Can Solve Simple Math Problems, a New Study Suggests
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 16
  8. 08.
    Once the World’s Biggest Passenger Ship, This Metal Marvel That Crossed the Atlantic and Took Immigrants to Australia Has a New Museum Home
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 15
  9. 09.
    Scientists Ranked Hundreds of Spider Species by Running Speed. Australia's Huge, Hairy Brown Huntsman Came Out on Top
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 15
  10. 10.
    Astronomers Noticed a Mysterious Spot Appearing in Telescope Images. It Turned Out to Be the Faintest Exoplanet Ever Imaged From Earth
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 15
  11. 11.
    A.I. Music Is Already Here. To Protect Human Artists, the Record Industry Proposes New Labels, Like Those for Explicit Lyrics
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 15
  12. 12.
    Ancient Egyptians Believed That These Newly Discovered Gold Tongues Allowed the Dead to Communicate in the Afterlife
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 15
  13. 13.
    In a First, Scientists Witness the Seafloor Spread in Real Time, Giving Them a Rare Glimpse at a Mysterious Geologic Process
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 15
  14. 14.
    In a First, Astronomers Find Sugar in the Space Between Stars, Providing New Clues About the Origins of Life on Earth
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 15
  15. 15.
    Meet Sak Tahn Waax, a Maya Math Whiz Who Lived More Than 1,000 Years Ago and Left Behind a ‘Really Elegant, Complex’ Formula
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 15
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    An English King's Bones Were Moved Over Centuries and Eventually Lost. One Researcher Claims He Discovered Their Location—Under a Parking Lot
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 14
  17. 17.
    Here's How These Adorable Mice Can Live at an Extremely High Elevation Where No Other Mammal Is Known to Reside
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 14
  18. 18.
    This 700-Year-Old English Church Nearly Closed—but Then the Vicar Discovered a Stash of Gold Coins Under the Altar
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 14
  19. 19.
    How Has Roman Concrete Lasted for Millennia? 1,900-Year-Old Latrine Offers Clues
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    ▲ 123 · Jul 14 · 78 comments on HN
  20. 20.
    Meet the Earliest Known 'Right-Handed' Animal, a Worm-Like Creature That Lived About 550 Million Years Ago
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 14
  21. 21.
    Ancient Romans Put Their Faith in Guardian Spirits. Archaeologists Just Found a Rare 1,600-Year-Old Carving of One in Northern England
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 14
  22. 22.
    Thomas Jefferson’s Original Rough Draft of the Declaration of Independence Can Now Be Seen at the Library of Congress
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 14
  23. 23.
    This T. Rex Fossil Could Fetch the Largest Sum of Any Dinosaur Ever Auctioned. Scientists Worry They'll Lose the Chance to Study It
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 13
  24. 24.
    The Largest Operating Steam Locomotive in the World Weighs 1.2 Million Pounds. Now, the Historic Train May Be Coming to Your Town
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 13
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    Cancer Cases Are Expected to Nearly Double by 2050, Warns the WHO. Low-Income Countries Will Be Disproportionately Affected
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 13
  26. 26.
    Nearly 150 Gray Whales Have Been Found Dead Along North America's Pacific Shore This Year, Prompting Scientists to Sound the Alarm
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 13
  27. 27.
    How Did Two Wolves End Up on This Remote Island Thousands of Years Ago? Researchers Think Humans Brought Them There, Then Cared for Them
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 13
  28. 28.
    Leaded Gas Was a Known Poison the Day It Was Invented (2016)
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    ▲ 199 · Jul 11 · 136 comments on HN
  29. 29.
    See Artifacts That Archaeologists Discovered in This 1,600-Year-Old Byzantine Christian Town Buried in an Oasis in Egypt
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 10
  30. 30.
    Cases of a Parasitic Infection That Can Cause Diarrhea for Weeks Are Rapidly Rising in the U.S. Here's What to Know
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    ▲ 0 · Jul 10

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