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What happened when a Pacific-facing city with no rivers and no aquifer decided to recycle its sewage so thoroughly that treated wastewater now supplies roughly forty percent of national demand?
What happened when a Pacific archipelago began systematically removing rats, stoats and possums from offshore islands, and native birds that had not nested on the ground for a century started returning within a few breeding seasons?
In 1965, Soviet chief designer Sergei Korolev died on an operating table while the world still knew him only as 'the Chief Designer' — his name a state secret so tightly held that even Yuri Gagarin had never been allowed to speak it in public
How did a spacecraft launched in 1977 keep transmitting from beyond the Sun's magnetic bubble on less electrical power than a household hallway bulb?
The Moon is moving away from Earth at about 3.8 centimetres per year, roughly the pace fingernails grow, and in 600 million years it will drift far enough that total solar eclipses become geometrically impossible
Cymothoa exigua is a parasitic isopod that enters a fish through the gills, severs the blood vessels of its tongue until the organ withers, then attaches itself to the stub and functions as a working replacement tongue for the rest of the fish's life
Bristlecone pines growing in the White Mountains of California include individuals that germinated more than 4,800 years ago, meaning they were already ancient when the pyramids at Giza were still fresh stone
Chang'e-6 farside samples reshape lunar impact history
The Race Is On: Artemis, China and Musk Turn the Moon Into the Next Strategic High Ground
DLR plans new control center for future Moon and Mars missions
