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Yukon gold miner discovers mummified Ice Age wolf cub

[ad_1] Enlarge / The puppy’s remains are dry, but mostly intact thanks to being buried in permafrost. This Ice Age wolf cub doesn’t look much like a fearsome predator, with his tiny puppy teeth and fluffy little ears. However, according to its DNA, the mummified cub, named Zhùr, came from …

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Boeing 737 MAX is not the only FAA problem, researchers say

[ad_1] In a new report released by the United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, the finger was pointed at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) after “significant examples of lapses in oversight of the safety of the Aviation and Failed Leadership in the FAA “. The US Senate …

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SARS-CoV-2 spike protein can enter the brain

[ad_1] Share this Article You can share this article with the Attribution 4.0 International license. The coronavirus spike protein, often depicted as the virus’s red arms, can cross the blood-brain barrier in mice, the researchers found. There is growing evidence that people with COVID-19 suffer cognitive effects, such as mental …

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Chang’e 5 samples submitted for research

[ad_1] The vessel containing lunar rocks and soil is delivered to the National Astronomical Observatories in Beijing on Saturday. XU JINGXING / CHINA DAILY The National Astronomical Observatories will begin the study of lunar rocks and soil The National Astronomical Observatories, a subsidiary of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, have …

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New variant of coronavirus: what do we know?

[ad_1] By James GallagherScience and Health Correspondent image copyrightfake images The rapid spread of a new variant of coronavirus has been blamed for the introduction of strict level four mixing rules for millions of people, tighter restrictions on mixing at Christmas in England, Scotland and Wales, and other countries that …

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