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Discover Magazine on MSNMental Recovery From COVID-19 Symptoms Can Take Up to 9 MonthsLearn how much time it takes for patients with COVID symptoms to return to their optimal mental and physical health levels.
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Discover Magazine on MSNHere Are the First Images of the Sun's South Pole, a Completely New View in Our Solar SystemLearn how the European Space Agency's spacecraft captured a completely new view of the Sun, thanks to its novel tilted orbit.
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Discover Magazine on MSNHungry Bacteria Hunt Their Neighbors With Tiny, Poison-Tipped HarpoonsLearn how some species of bacteria interact with their neighbors when they're starving, spearing them with needles that spill their absorbable nutrients.
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Discover Magazine on MSNHow Light-Controlled Bacteria Could Tackle the Problem of Antibiotic ResistanceLearn more about a new, preliminary method that scientists are starting to use to control certain functions of bacteria.
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Discover Magazine on MSNEarly Humans May Have Used Fires to Smoke Meat One Million Years AgoLearn why early humans may have started using fires - not for cooking, but for securing and preventing their food from ...
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Discover Magazine on MSNSome 800,000 Galaxies Shine in Our Most Complete Map of the Universe YetLearn more about the largest map of the cosmos to date, a deep field image from the COSMOS-Web collaboration that's already ...
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Discover Magazine on MSNSouth America's First Hunter-Gatherers Appeared, Then Unusually Disappeared 2,000 Years AgoLearn about a previously unknown population of hunter-gatherers in Colombia, whose genetic trail faded away between around ...
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Discover Magazine on MSNChaos in Our Solar System Could've Caused Planet X's Theoretically Wide OrbitLearn how a possible ninth planet, the theoretical Planet X, could have acquired its wide orbit in the outer Solar System - a process that's also applicable for other planets.
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Discover Magazine on MSNBirds Nested Alongside Dinosaurs in Alaska 73 Million Years AgoLearn more about the earliest evidence of birds breeding and nesting in the Arctic, a behavior that millions of birds continue to this day.
A new study in Science suggests that changes in a gene in Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that causes plague, could've added to the length of two plague pandemics, including the pandemic that started ...
A new poll finds that as Washington prepares for a military parade this weekend to honor the 250th anniversary of the U.S.
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