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A compilation of recent scientific discoveries and astronomical events, including identified repeating radio signals from space, mysterious compounds on Pluto and Titan, an observable giant asteroid, a study on Earth's fate, a detailed image of the Milky Way's center, new insights into the universe's uniformity, satellite data on Venezuelan earthquakes, a global fungal map, and a new fossil axolotl species.

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A compilation of recent scientific discoveries and astronomical events, including identified repeating radio signals from space, mysterious compounds on Pluto and Titan, an observable giant asteroid, a study on Earth's fate, a detailed image of the Milky Way's center, new insights into the universe's uniformity, satellite data on Venezuelan earthquakes, a global fungal map, and a new fossil axolotl species.

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