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This is what's coming up around our solar system in 2018. Get in sync with our calendar:http://nyti.ms/2qhdM82
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It is both the largest and youngest of these proto-mammals found so far and its discovery provides further evidence that they survived even as the dinosaurs conquered the worldhttps://nyti.ms/2FajHS7
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The bones suggest that these early relatives of mammals did not go extinct before dinosaurs began conquering the land, but instead co-existed with them for millions of additional yearshttps://nyti.ms/2CP7AYV
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“It was so obvious to us that this was a really big animal. It’s a monster. We don’t have something like this in the fossil record.”https://nyti.ms/2CPGmkW
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“We are building China into a space giant,” said the chief designer of China’s lunar missionhttps://nyti.ms/2F9FCsl
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The far side of the moon is very different from the side you see in the night sky. Here's what you need to know.https://nyti.ms/2CNXQhI
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“The deity himself is portrayed more as wearing the skin of a sacrificial victim, and he was impersonated by actual priests of sacrificial victims,” a professor of Mesoamerican history said of the finding.https://nyti.ms/2CNXRlM
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“Something really big is waiting for us in Poland”https://nyti.ms/2FbsKlt
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What we've learned (so far) from New Horizons' visit to the object nicknamed Ultima Thulehttps://nyti.ms/2F6PS4S
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Before we finish the first week of this year, we’ll see a Chinese probe landing on the moon, an eclipse and NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft complete a flyby of the most distant object ever visited in the solar system. Then there's the next 51 more weeks.https://nyti.ms/2FcrUoV
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A giant floating boom sent out to take on the Great Pacific Garbage Patch will head back home. In pieces.https://nyti.ms/2CRiEF7
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All but lost in the crush of congratulations to an American and Briton for their recent solo traverses of Antarctica was the crossing two decades ago by a Norwegian who traveled twice the distance of the most recent forays across the frozen continent.https://nyti.ms/2FcrW01
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If you want to see the latest images of Ultima Thule, the most distant object ever visited after NASA's New Horizons spacecraft completed a flyby on New Year's Day, watch this spacehttps://nyti.ms/2COuDmB
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Never miss a meteor shower, a supermoon or a space launch ever again.https://nyti.ms/2Fd5Omf
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“We are, of course, quite bummed about this,” says the nonprofit group behind an ocean-cleaning device that has malfunctionedhttps://nyti.ms/2CRiJIV
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In a first, China landed its Chang’e-4 spacecraft on the far side of the moon, in the Von Kármán Crater. Spin the moon in our interactive, and explore it from all sides. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/01/03/science/china-change-4-moon-landing.html …pic.twitter.com/l9KJ8R4HMv
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Many astronomers wonder whether a circular orbit might be a crucial ingredient in the cocktail of life, a question they have asked as they search the thousands of exoplanets we know are circling other starshttps://nyti.ms/2COp73G
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“We are building China into a space giant,” said the chief designer of China’s lunar missionhttps://nyti.ms/2CP0mnR
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A crop of naturalistic pet performers, in movies like “Can You Ever Forgive Me” and “Widows,” make Toto look like a hack. Their performances raise the question: Are animals getting better at acting?https://nyti.ms/2CLCLUU
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The arthropods with whom we share our homes: biting midges, mosquitoes, lesser house flies, phantom midges, freeloader flies, shore flies, fungus gnats, moth flies, flesh flies, crane flies, winter crane flies and minute black scavenger flieshttps://nyti.ms/2F7NXwY
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If you want to see the latest images of Ultima Thule, the most distant object ever visited after NASA's New Horizons spacecraft completed a flyby on New Year's Day, watch this spacehttps://nyti.ms/2F7OwXC
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