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Scientists print 3D metal parts in space for the first time — a key ability for long-distance long-duration missions

Scientists on the International Space Station (ISS) have successfully 3D printed a metal part in space - an out-of-this-world first. The achievement is significant, as this 3D fabrication capability is thought to be key for the success of future long-duration missions.

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32 things guinea pigs can eat

Fruit, vegetables, and herbs are just a few fun things guinea pigs can eat.

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‘They have done fantastically well’: how London’s blockbuster Vincent Van Gogh exhibition is reframing myths

The five-star Poets and Lovers show at the National Gallery will dispel the tortured genius label

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How to care for a pothos plant — 4 simple steps for stunning leaves

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1000 laptops on your pinkie — DNA storage and compute breakthrough could one day help store petabytes of data, but we're not there yet

Researchers have come up with a new DNA-based storage system.

TechRadar

How to grow lucky bamboo – 7 steps to keep this plant healthy and vibrant

There are a few simple but essential steps that will help this plant thrive – here's what experts say you should be doing

Homes & Gardens

How to grow camellias in pots – hardy, evergreen shrubs for your outside space

By following our expert-approved guide, your pot-grown camellias will flourish

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How to take rhododendron cuttings – double your blooms for free with this nifty trick

Propagate your favourite flowering shrub with ease

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Do fish have feelings? Scientists believe they’re getting closer to an answer

Research suggesting certain species can learn, experience pain and form relationships has implications for our attitude to world’s most-eaten animal

The Guardian - AU

How to care for a rubber plant – 10 ways to help it thrive in your home

We’ve got you covered with this easy to follow guide

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Prince George Takes First Flying Lesson With Parents' Support

Prince George takes his first flying lesson, while Kate Middleton completes cancer treatment. The royal family balances personal challenges with public duties.

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Rare Partula Snails Bred At Edinburgh Zoo Set For Release In French Polynesia‌ ‌

Thousands of nocturnal snails marked with UV paint to aid conservation efforts in historic reintroduction‌ ‌

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Backside Breathing And Pigeon Bombers Studies Win Ig Nobel Prizes

Mammals that can breathe through their backsides, homing pigeons that can guide missiles and sober worms that outpace drunk ones: these are some of the strange scientific discoveries that won this year's Ig Nobels, the quirky alternative to the Nobel prizes.

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The top 20 parenting wins that 'keep parents going', says new study

Being a parent is difficult, but caregivers are sharing the little wins that keep them going - and it really is these small things that help everyone through the hard days.

The Independent UK

Pigeon-guided missiles, rats and pigs breathing through their anuses and drunk worms: Ig Nobels celebrate science’s wackiest discoveries

The Ig Nobels were founded by a science humor magazine in 1991 to honor the imaginative and unusual in science

The Guardian - UK

Ig Nobel prize goes to team who found mammals can breathe through anuses

Scientific research on pigeon missiles and dead trout also win at awards for amusing studies with serious implications

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Stunning winning images from Ocean Photographer of the Year competition 2024 just revealed

An incredible photograph of a rare Bryde's whale about to devour a bait ball has won Ocean Photographer of the Year

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When do you cut back irises? Expert advice for why, when, and how to trim for the best blooms

Discover when you should cut back irises – and why it is so important for your garden

This temperature regulating mattress is an overheaters dream – and it’s surprisingly affordable

Overheaters and chilly sleepers will love Bensons for Beds new iGel range

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When to harvest grapes – experts reveal the signs to look for to pick at the perfect time

Warning, the harvesting window for grapes can change from year to year

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Dance Workouts: Fun And Effective Way To Melt Belly Fat

Discover the top five dance workouts to melt belly fat and boost energy levels. Improve cardiovascular health and coordination with fun routines.

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10-Year-Old Becomes Youngest To Pass Fugu Certification Test Amidst High Failure Rate

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Medical Daily

Peptides And Dermatological Research

Peptides are composed of two or more amino acids linked by peptide bonds. Research indicates that they may play diverse roles within an organism, ranging from signaling molecules to structural components.

The Guardian - UK

After decades of trial and error, I think I’ve nailed the perfect handshake

Too firm, and you leave them wincing. Too flaccid and they treat you with contempt. Truly, handshakes are a minefield

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