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Space Crops? Plants Successfully Grown in Lunar Soil
By Carlos Manuel Eusoya PHOTO: UF/IFAS/Tyler Jones PLANTS ON THE MOON? 🌿🌑 While growing crops on the moon seems like a far-fetched idea from works of science fiction, scientists from the
Secretive country goes viral: COVID-19 virus outbreak in North Korea poses a major health problem
By Leo Herold Laluna PHOTO: Sight Magazine Despite being one of the most secretive countries, North Korea has just confirmed its COVID-19 cases to the media after almost two years
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Ni Jhennisis Valdez PHOTO: Yahoo ‘Maliit lang ambag ko, pero bakit kasama ako sa top 5? Pang-Miss Grand International ang labanan. Luto!’ – Philippines. Mahirap kalabanin ang kalikasan, isang tira
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By Lhowrence Asis PHOTO: Grist.com As the world battles through the on-going COVID-19 pandemic, we are set to face another threatening concern: air pollution. In a recent study conducted by
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