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From the Depths of Space: James Webb Captures Images from Deepest Parts of Universe
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has produced the most detailed and crisp infrared image of the distant universe to date. Webb's First Deep Field is galaxy cluster SMACS 0723, which contains hundreds of galaxies, including the faintest infrared objects yet detected.
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Roanoke River Fish and Mussel Populations Are Being Monitored for Continued Recovery
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Pocket Gophers: Are They the New Root Farmers?
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Scientists Warn of 15 Environmental Issues That Could Destroy the World's Ocean Biodiversity in the Next Decade
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Wolves Reintroduction Into the Wild Can Restore Local Ecosystems, Scientists Say
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Central Florida Will Experience an Intense Heat While Storms Will Hit in Miami
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Study Shows People Being ‘Disconnected’ to Nature, Scientists Discuss the Importance of Plants
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