BBC_Science_Focus_-_08.2019

DISCOVERIES

PEAS IN A POD

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THINK OR SWIM

Seals actively control their

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PARENTS REJOICE

Artifical intelligence

deciphers baby screamsp

A NEW DAWN

The first long range

solar-powered carp

NASA

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NASA TO SEND A DRONE

TO EXPLORE SATURN’S

BIGGEST MOON

Project Dragony is scheduled for launch in 2026

NASA has announced an ambitious new mission to look

for evidence of past and even present life on Saturn’s largest

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to dozens of sites across the moon, taking samples and

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Titan’s chemical composition is thought to resemble

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Concept of Dragony

entry, descent, landing,

surface operations and

ight on Titan