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1. How microbes in permafrost could trigger a massive carbon bomb
   nature.com

   For most of human history, permafrost has been Earth’s largest terrestrial carbon sink, trapping plant and animal material in its frozen layers for centuries. It currently stores about 1,600 billion tonnes of...

2. China’s space station is preparing to host 1,000 scientific experiments
   nature.com

   China previously launched two small space labs — Tiangong-1 and Tiangong-2. These hosted more than 100 experiments, circling Earth for a number of years, but are no longer in orbit.

3. NASA has launched the most ambitious Mars rover ever built...
   nature.com

   Perseverance will stow away rocks for eventual delivery to Earth, and will listen for

4. Fuel for world’s largest fusion reactor ITER is set for test run
   nature.com

   Nuclear fusion experiments with deuterium and tritium at the Joint European Torus are a crucial dress rehearsal for the mega-experiment.

5. Fuel for world’s largest fusion reactor ITER is set for test run
   nature.com

   Nuclear fusion experiments with deuterium and tritium at the Joint European Torus are a crucial dress rehearsal for the mega-experiment.

6. How microbes in permafrost could trigger a massive carbon bomb
   nature.com

   For most of human history, permafrost has been Earth’s largest terrestrial carbon sink, trapping plant and animal material in its frozen layers for centuries. It currently stores about 1,600 billion tonnes of...

7. Nepal, Blog 8: Coach Kazi Sherpa / IJF.org
   ijf.org

   Kazi Sherpa is from Jorsale in the Himalayas and is a volunteer judo coach at Everest Judo Club, there since it’s earliest beginning in 2016.

8. Mars’s core has been measured — and it’s surprisingly large
   nature.com

   Rocky planets such as Earth and Mars are divided into the fundamental layers of crust, mantle and core. Knowing the size of each of those layers is crucial to understanding how the planet formed and...

9. Mars’s core has been measured — and it’s surprisingly large
   nature.com

   Rocky planets such as Earth and Mars are divided into the fundamental layers of crust, mantle and core. Knowing the size of each of those layers is crucial to understanding how the planet formed and...

10. How microbes in permafrost could trigger a massive carbon bomb
    www.nature.com

    For most of human history, permafrost has been Earth’s largest terrestrial carbon sink, trapping plant and animal material in its frozen layers for centuries. It currently stores about 1,600 billion tonnes of...

11. Nepal, Blog 8: Coach Kazi Sherpa / IJF.org
    www.ijf.org

    Kazi Sherpa is from Jorsale in the Himalayas and is a volunteer judo coach at Everest Judo Club, there since it’s earliest beginning in 2016.

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