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Space: Voyager 1 is nearing a historic milestone: at more than 26 billion kilometres from Earth, it will soon be one light-day away, meaning its radio signals take 24 hours to arrive. Climate & Water: At COP31, Nepalese experts called for stronger early warnings and climate-resilient planning to protect Himalayan communities from cascading floods and other hazards. NASA researchers are also working to improve Chesapeake Bay forecasts after an algal bloom wiped out an oyster farm’s harvest. Human Origins: A new analysis of the nearly 3-million-year-old Taung Child fossil suggests some fossils long grouped as one early human species may belong to different branches of the family tree. Research Tools: Banaras Hindu University researchers have assembled a free database of 5,146 genetic variations linked to skin, hair and eye colour, drawing on 663 research papers.**

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