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Japan’s historic MMX mission begins a daring journey to collect the first samples from Mars’ moon Phobos The Brighter Side of News Japan’s mission to Mars’s moons takes off The Economist Canadian astronomer calls Japan’s Mars moon mission ‘a whole new level of challenge’ CP24 Japan launches…

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Grandmothers group crafts up new ways to support HIV education, treatment CTV News

Mind in Motion walks offer connection and mindfulness on local trails Northwest Ontario News

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Study identifies genes that act as natural brakes on triple-negative breast cancer spread McGill University

Jeremy Hansen asks space sector to work like his Moon crew SpaceQ

Precision-cut lung slices allow researchers to study living human lung tissue outside the body, preserving the different cell types and structures that make up the organ. But a material that helps scientists create these slices can also make it difficult to study the genetic activity within them.

Urban flooding is becoming a growing concern in densely developed neighborhoods, where paved surfaces limit infiltration and intense rainfall can overwhelm drainage systems. Low impact development measures, such as rain barrels (RBs) and rain gardens (RGs), help manage stormwater close to where it…

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from industries such as steelmaking, chemicals and energy production requires enormous investment. Unlike conventional green bonds, which typically finance clearly defined environmentally friendly projects, climate transition bonds help carbon-intensive industries…

Around 90,000 properties are without power after Scotland and north England is battered by strong winds.

The cliffs that comprise much of California's coastline are constantly being reshaped by rain, waves and other geologic forces. The erosion of cliffs threatens critical infrastructure such as highways, railways, homes, parklands, public access points and more.