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  Man who sees upside down provides clues on how we process faces

  newscientist.com - Grace Wade

  Claudio, a 42-year-old whose head has been in an upside-down orientation since birth because of a medical condition, has provided us with new …

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  Jellyfish can learn from experience even though they lack a brain

  newscientist.com - Corryn Wetzel

  Caribbean box jellyfish can learn from experience, even though they lack a central brain. The discovery sheds new light on the evolution and …

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  No sign of Chandrayaan-3 as India searches for sleeping moon mission

  newscientist.com - Matthew Sparkes

  The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is scanning for signals from its Chandrayaan-3 mission to the surface of the moon, but so far there …

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  Five of sci-fi's best corporate villains, according to author John Scalzi

  newscientist.com - John Scalzi

  In my latest novel Starter Villain, the book’s protagonist, Charlie Fitzer, inherits his mysterious uncle’s vast corporate empire – only to discover …

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  OSIRIS-REx is about to fling samples of the asteroid Bennu at Earth

  newscientist.com - Leah Crane

  Bits of the asteroid Bennu are coming back to Earth. NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft took samples of the asteroid in 2020, which are arriving on Earth …

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  Europa’s underground ocean seems to have the carbon necessary for life

  newscientist.com - Leah Crane

  The ocean inside Jupiter’s moon Europa may be carbonated – not in the sense that it’s fizzy, but rather that it’s full of carbon dioxide. This idea, …