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Incoming! Webb Space Telescope first science images release date revealed

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The pee of mother mice smells like bananas and their male peers can’t handle it — study

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Unable to fly high, this jewel-colored creature may be in peril — study

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In a bizarre new experiment, scientists threw salamanders into a wind tunnel

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Behold! A “cosmic cataclysm” reveals a strange sight in the Milky Way’s satellite galaxy

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about a cosmic cataclysm, an anniversary for the U.S. and U.S.S.R. in space, and why we're all so obsessed with UFOs.

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What your cat is really trying to tell you if they pee everywhere

In today's edition of Inverse Daily read about why your cat peeing is a complex communication signal, an anniversary for SpaceX, and a potential new mental-health diagnosis.

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In 1976, one technical innovation changed video games forever — and sparked a crisis

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In 1952, scientists united to study Earth — we’re still living with the consequences

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about the International Geophysical Year, see the latest science images, and learn about Sheelah-Na-Gig and the Green Man symbolism.

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NASA and Boeing's Starliner plan to break a major space travel obstacle

In today's edition of Inverse Daily read about the Mars InSight lander, a Boeing Starliner launch, and a worrying pollution study.

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Landmark new study sheds light on how transgender children develop identity over time

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What diet is best for the planet? A new study suggests restaurants can help you choose

In this edition of Inverse Daily read about climate-friendly foods, why men might keep their socks on in bed, and how robots could be coming for a vital service-industry job.

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Scientists stared into the center of the Milky Way — here’s what they found

In today’s edition of Inverse Daily: A fresh black hole image, the brief and wonderful history of poop in video games, and the discovery of some mysterious 19th Century scientific specimens.

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Why one electric truck could tip America to renounce gas-powered cars for good

In a new review, writer Jordan Golson explains why the F-150 represents America’s past, present, and future of transportation. Read that story and more in today’s Inverse Daily!

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What these 8 classic sci-fi time machines tell us about how scientists define time

In today's Inverse Daily, read about time machines, a SpaceX splashdown, the Webb Telescope's soon-to-come exoplanet imaging, and more.

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Scientists hit on reason why caring for your emotional well-being is so good for you

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about how the heart and head depend on each other's well-being, exercises to combat sitting all day, and more.

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NASA’s plan to put humans back on the Moon hits yet another snag

In today's Inverse Daily, read science stories on NASA’s Moon woes, hidden delights under the Antarctica ice sheet, and female reproductive healthcare.

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Ancient people’s fishing practices could keep one coveted seafood on the menu

In today's edition of Inverse Daily, learn about Indigenous fishing practices with relevance for today, a bright fireball over Mississippi, and a new study on intermittent fasting.

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This viral workout hack claims to boost performance — science says otherwise

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How do you know if you have had Covid-19? One test may have the answer

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about how to know if you had Covid-19, India's devastating heatwaves, and how comic books embraced a disgraced physics theory.

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Study: People with mental health issues are more at risk of breakthrough Covid-19

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read stories on psychiatric diagnoses and Covid-19, hibernating in space, Ingenuity's latest photos of Mars, and more.

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Fresh James Webb Space Telescope images are here — they will blow you away

In this edition of Inverse Daily, find a fresh batch of Webb Telescope images, a worrying study about reptiles, and a bonus Nic Cage sci-fi moment.

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Elon Musk’s Twitter deal could set SpaceX’s Mars ambitions back — here’s why

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about the ripple effects of Musk's Twitter acquisition, a mysterious hepatitis outbreak, and a study poking holes in the BMI.

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164 years later, one radical designer’s ideas about nature are vital to future cities

In this edition of Inverse Daily, learn about Frederick Law Olmsted, misconceptions about ADHD, the AX-1 mission return, and more.

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How a crafty creature manages to avoid being eaten — by its own love interest

In today's edition of Inverse Daily, read stories about male spiders flinging themselves off their mates to survive, the oldest objects in the universe, and more.

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