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Guardian science editor and podcast presenter | PhD | Massive, shortlisted Royal Society Science Book Prize | Sony Award | Leaks to rzmihznkov@kilglmnzro.xln
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Why did Ryanair-Air Malta plane window blow out mid-air and could it happen again?

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By Ian Sample Verified, Gwyn Topham Verified
| MSN Verified
Ian Sample and Gwyn Topham For nervous flyers, it sounds like the stuff of nightmares; for most, only contemplated in an action movie. But last week, a passenger really was nearly sucked out through a broken aircraft window mid-flight Ljubisa Karović was on a Ryanair-Air Malta flight leaving Thessaloniki in Greece when the adjacent window blew out of the Boeing 737-800, pulling his head and shoulders out of the plane. His wife and fellow passengers helped to keep him inside.
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A little bird told her: scientist wins $100,000 prize for decoding birdsong

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By Ian Sample Verified
| National Observer Verified
This story was originally published by The Guardian and appears here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration A scientist who decoded the vocalizations that a bird uses to communicate has won a $100,000 prize for making progress towards a world in which humans can talk to the animals — without being met with a blank response.
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La NASA detecta posibles indicios de vida microbiana antigua en Marte

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By Ian Sample Verified
| El Diario AR Verified
El rover Perseverance de la NASA detectó moléculas de carbono complejas en rocas marcianas que despertaron la atención de los expertos porque presentan posibles indicios de vida microbiana antigua. Las mediciones realizadas por el instrumento 'Sherloc' del rover identificaron carbono orgánico en lutitas de la zona geológica de Bright Angel a su paso por Neretva Vallis, un río seco que, hace miles de millones de años, llevaba agua hasta el cráter Jezero del planeta.
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