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Iconic Galapagos Formation Crumbles Into The Pacific Ocean

The area around the arch is a popular diving spot.
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Astronaut And Apollo 11 Pilot Michael Collins Dies

Collins piloted the ship from which Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin left to make their historic first steps on the moon in 1969.
By Jessica Cresko, AP

Biden Welcomes Relaxed Mask Guidelines

President Joe Biden is encouraging more Americans to get the COVID-19 vaccine as the CDC relaxes mask guidelines for people who have had their shots.
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Scientists Discover Closest Known Black Hole To Earth

The black hole dubbed "The Unicorn" is just 1,500 light years from Earth, and one of the smallest ever found.
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NASA's Perseverance Rover Just Made Oxygen On Mars In 'Crucial First Step' For Life

An experimental device called MOXIE successfully converted some of the red planet's carbon dioxide into enough oxygen to sustain a human for 10 minutes.
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NASA's Mars Helicopter Takes Flight

The mini 4-pound copter named Ingenuity achieved the first powered, controlled flight on another planet.
By MARCIA DUNN, AP

RAWR! 2.5 Billion T. Rexes Have Roamed The Earth, But Not All At Once: Study

A whole lot of Tyrannosaurus rexes used to rule the planet.
By Seth Borenstein, AP

Pentagon Confirms Leaked Photos, Video Of UFOs

A series of blinking, pyramid-shaped "unidentified aerial phenomena" were filmed by a Navy pilot over a U.S. destroyer off the coast of San Diego.
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Why Parents Should Take Kids' Snoring Really Seriously

The findings link snoring with structural brain changes in children. Here's what parents need to know.
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Steak-umm Goes After Neil DeGrasse Tyson Is Year's Most Bizarre Twitter Beef

Amazingly, many experts took the side of the processed meat product over the celebrity astrophysicist.
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