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ACCESS: Shirley Jackson, an adjunct professor in general geology at York College, left, stands with Wilnelly Ventura-Valentin and Jennifer Piatek, a planetary geologist at Central Connecticut State University, as they watch a drone used to allow people to survey the San Andreas Fault during an accessible field trip. PHOTO: AP

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ROUND EARTH: This photo provided by Firefly Aerospace shows Firefly’s Blue Ghost lunar lander capturing the Blue Marble while in Earth orbit last week. PHOTO: Firefly Aerospace via AP

Spacecraft captures glorious view of Earth

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ACCESS: Shirley Jackson, an adjunct professor in general geology at York College, left, stands with Wilnelly Ventura-Valentin and Jennifer Piatek, a planetary geologist at Central Connecticut State University, as they watch a drone used to allow people to survey the San Andreas Fault during an accessible field trip. PHOTO: AP

How scientists with disabilities are making research more accessible

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SCIENCE: The different giraffe skulls. Image: GCF

New study confirms four giraffe species, boosting conservation efforts

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LESSONS FROM JAPAN: Senior Shimhanda says Japan has no natural resources, but leadership and political will mean the country is currently one of the best-developed nations on earth. He urges Namibians to follow suit.

Namibian scientist: Fossil fuels won't be replaced in our lifetime

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BACTERIAL BLOSSOMS: These crinkly blooms are groups of bacteriophages – viruses that infect bacteria. After researchers treated phages so they could be viewed under the microscope, the viruses spontaneously formed into these structures, which are just two-tenths of millimetre wide. PHOTO: McMaster University

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ANSWERS: The skeletal remains of the starling-sized bird Navaornis hestiae, which lived 80 million years ago. PHOTO: REUTERS

'One-of-a-kind' skull fossil from Brazil reveals bird brain evolution

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