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Male Mosquitoes May Have Once Sucked Blood, Amber Fossils Suggest | Smart News

Today, only female mosquitoes feed on the blood of animals, while males are satisfied with plant juices

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Astronomers Find Powerful Fast Radio Burst That Traveled for Eight Billion Years | Smart News

The strong blast of radio waves is the oldest known, and it could tell scientists more about the mysterious matter that lies between galaxies

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This Mirror-Like Exoplanet Is the Most Reflective Ever Discovered | Smart News

The ultra-hot world is wreathed in metallic clouds that prevent the planet from evaporating and keep its atmosphere intact

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First-of-Its-Kind Image Captures a Black Hole s Shooting Jet | Smart News

The finding could help reveal how black holes launch such high-energy ejections

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How Life Could Have Survived the Frozen Snowball Earth | Smart News

During a prehistoric ice age when the planet was enveloped in glaciers, algae could have made a living in patchy, open oceans, study suggests

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