Pakistan Science News API

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            "content": "Many factors influence a planet's habitability. The more obvious ones include being in a star's habitable zone and having a magnetic shield to protect it from radiation. But other important factors are less obvious.\nNew research points out that for a... [9023 chars]",
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            "content": "Henrik Drake, Professor, Linnaeus University, Sweden\nTuesday 10th February 2016, 16:00 CET\nDeeply fractured rocks within meteorite impact structures have been hypothesized as hot spots for microbial colonization on Earth and other planetary bodies, o... [1777 chars]",
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