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Nation World
China discounts possibility of harm from falling rocket
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Amaze Lab
Ancient Sea Creature Unveiled
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Science
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Mile High Mornings
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Amaze Lab
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Amaze Lab
Can an Astronaut Float Off Into Space?
Certain safety measures are in place to keep one of an astronaut's worst fears from happening.
Amaze Lab
This Snake Species Is Named After a Very Important Harry Potter Character
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Environment
Colorado is examining water speculation, and finding it’s 'all the problems' in one
A state work group is trying to balance risks from investors with negative impacts to agriculture and is running into complicated questions.
Amaze Lab
Dinosaur That Looked Like a Giant Chicken Hunted in Complete Darkness
A dinosaur that looked like a giant chicken has puzzled scientists since they discovered it in the 90's and now they've figured out that it also hunted at night. AmazeLab's Johana Restrepo has more.
Amaze Lab
Bats Inherently Know the Speed of Sound at Birth, Experiment Shows
Instead of judging distances in units of space, like humans do, bats think in terms of time - relying on their innate sense for the speed of sound.
Nation World
China says most rocket debris burned up during reentry
“An ocean reentry was always statistically the most likely...China won its gamble…but it was still reckless," wrote Harvard astrophysicist Jonathan McDowell.
Nation World
China discounts possibility of harm from falling rocket
China’s space agency has yet to say whether the main stage of the huge Long March 5B rocket is being controlled or will make an out-of-control descent.
Amaze Lab
Ancient Sea Creature Unveiled
An enormous sea creature that roamed the prehistoric oceans some 240 million years ago has recently been unveiled by scientists. AmazeLab's Johana Restrepo has more.
Science
Did you see a line of lights in the sky over Colorado? Here's an explanation
Each time a Starlink launch passes over Colorado, people ask about the line of lights in the sky. Here's the answer.
Mile High Mornings
Control an object with your mind?!
Steve Spangler uses a pendulum swing to explain how the motion of objects can be manipulated.
Amaze Lab
Sharks Use Earth's Magnetic Fields like a GPS
Sharks are incredible animals and now researchers have found one more thing that makes them so special: they use the Earth's magnetic fields to navigate through the oceans like a 'natural' GPS. AmazeLab's Johana Restrepo has more.
Amaze Lab
Can an Astronaut Float Off Into Space?
Certain safety measures are in place to keep one of an astronaut's worst fears from happening.
Amaze Lab
This Snake Species Is Named After a Very Important Harry Potter Character
Fiction meets science! Researchers from India just discovered a new green pit viper and named it after Harry Potter's Salazar Slytherin.
Environment
Colorado is examining water speculation, and finding it’s 'all the problems' in one
A state work group is trying to balance risks from investors with negative impacts to agriculture and is running into complicated questions.
Amaze Lab
Dinosaur That Looked Like a Giant Chicken Hunted in Complete Darkness
A dinosaur that looked like a giant chicken has puzzled scientists since they discovered it in the 90's and now they've figured out that it also hunted at night. AmazeLab's Johana Restrepo has more.
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