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Chimps Revise Beliefs Like Children, Study Finds — REUTERS / ixx511

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Chimps Revise Beliefs Like Children, Study Finds

65% Center coverage: 17 sources

Moss Spores Survived Nine Months Outside the International Space Station. Then, They Grew Normally on Earth

Moss Spores Survived Nine Months Outside the International Space Station. Then, They Grew Normally on Earth

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

While lunar gardens are still out of reach, the study sheds more light on terrestrial biology that may not be limited to our planet's surface See the Story

Three Brothers Found a 1939 Copy of 'Superman No. 1' in Their Mother's Attic. It Just Became the Most Expensive Comic Book Ever Sold

Three Brothers Found a 1939 Copy of 'Superman No. 1' in Their Mother's Attic. It Just Became the Most Expensive Comic Book Ever Sold

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When their mother was 9, she and her teenage brother had pooled their money to purchase the 10-cent comic book. By the time she died several years ago, she had forgotten where it was See the Story

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