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Scientists: Soil-Based Life in Earth May Be Significantly Older
New studies on microfossils of ancient landscapes in Australia may open new horizons in understanding nature with the help of advanced imaging and analysis techniques.
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World's First Photonic Neural Network Uses Light for Superfast Computing
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International Space Station Welcomes 3 New Crew Members
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