Pakistan Science News API

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            "content": "Hints of non-gravitational interactions between dark matter and “relic” neutrinos in the early universe have emerged in a study of astronomical data from different periods of cosmic history. The study was carried out by cosmologists in Poland, the UK... [4808 chars]",
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            "content": "Loss of a limb can significantly impact a person’s independence and quality-of-life, with arm amputations particularly impeding routine daily activities. Prosthetic limbs can restore some of the lost function, but often rely on surface electrodes wit... [6390 chars]",
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            "description": "Jupiter’s volcanic moon treks from east to west across the planet’s large disk tonight, trailed by its dark shadow.",
            "content": "Looking for a sky event this week? Check out our full Sky This Week column.\nFebruary 3: Uranus stands still\nIo and its shadow transit Jupiter this evening, beginning shortly after 10 P.M. EST.\nBy the time the transit starts, the planet is above the h... [920 chars]",
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