Singapore Science News API

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            "content": "What happens when we immerse ourselves in the heartbeat of our planet?\nFor decades, astronauts have described the Overview Effect: a profound cognitive shift that comes from seeing Earth from afar – suspended and fragile in the vastness of space. But... [4010 chars]",
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            "content": "Newborn stars born in the biggest stellar clusters tear themselves out of their birth clouds much faster than those that grow up in small clusters, according to a new study.\nUsing NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and James Webb Space Telescope, research... [3230 chars]",
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