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The Best of Science Friday, 2024
2024 was full of exciting and some time s devastating science stories. It was a big year for heliophysics, with solar storms causing auroras to dazzle...
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NASA's Images of the Year 2024 Shine a Light on the Cosmos
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What the secret lives of lizards tell us about evolution
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