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Daisy Stephens

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Climate/science journalist @bbcworldservice and author rep'd by @hirosiepierce @CBGBooks. THE ISLAND OF THE LOST out Sep '26 @HodderBooks. Views my own.
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Shin mace za ta iya haihuwa a duniyar wata?

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By Daisy Stephens
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Karanta rubutu kawai domin rage cin data Asalin hoton, rbkomar / SCIEPRO/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY via Getty Images Bayani kan maƙala Marubuci, Daisy Stephens Sanya sunan wanda ya rubuta labari, BBC World Service An wallafa Sa'a 1 da ta wuce Lokacin karatu: Minti 5 Ƴan sama jannati sun yi wa duniya manyan alƙawura da dama. A watan Mayu, NASA ta bayyana shirinta na dala biliyan 20 domin kafa sansani a duniyar wata da zai yi aiki da makamashin nukiliya da na hasken rana.
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Por que o T. rex tinha braços 'ridiculamente pequenos'?

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By Daisy Stephens
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Os T. rex podiam ter até 13 metros de comprimento, mas seus braços eram de apenas 1 metro. Uma nova pesquisa sugere uma explicação para isso. Um novo estudo lançou luz sobre uma possível razão pela qual o Tyrannosaurus rex e alguns outros dinossauros bípedes tinham braços tão pequenos em relação ao seu tamanho.
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Pourrons-nous un jour avoir des bébés dans l'espace ?

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By Daisy Stephens
| BBC Afrique
Lire uniquement le texte pour utiliser moins de données Crédit photo, rbkomar / SCIEPRO/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY via Getty Images Article Information Author, Daisy Stephens Role, BBC World Service Published il y a 7 minutes Temps de lecture: 7 min La communauté astronautique fait de grandes promesses. En mai, la NASA a détaillé les plans de son programme de 20 milliards de dollars visant à construire une base lunaire permanente alimentée par l'énergie nucléaire et solaire.
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