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Initial fears of an asteroid impact on Earth have subsided thanks to NASA and ESA calculations, but concerns are now shifting towards a potential lunar collision. Plus, a look at fungal networks and climate regulation! Read more...

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This week in science: asteroid collision risk decreases dramatically, researchers uncover the secrets of ultra-black velvet ants, and we delve into the unsettling origins of obstetrical forceps. Read more...

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Astronomers have lowered the risk assessment for asteroid 2024 YR4, while a total lunar eclipse in March 2025 promises a unique celestial event. Plus, discover the hidden role of fungi in regulating Earth's climate. Read more...