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China’s space program is entering a bold new phase, with ambitious plans to use the Moon’s own resources for construction. With increasing global interest in lunar exploration, one of the new priorities is to build directly on the Moon using materials found there. Leading this charge, China aims to turn lunar regolith—also known as moon dust—into building blocks using a cutting-edge solar-powered 3D printing technology. This approach could drastically change the way we think about space infrastructure, turning a potential obstacle into an asset for off-world construction.

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Picture this: a quiet, cozy home, a brand-new baby sleeping peacefully in their crib, and a curious cat approaching the tiny newcomer with cautious affection. This heartwarming moment recently captured on video has melted the hearts of thousands online, showcasing the gentle side of our feline friends in a way that resonates deeply with pet owners everywhere.

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The arrival of new life often comes with surprises, but for Namine, a two-year-old Great Dane, the surprise was truly extraordinary. This remarkable dog defied all expectations by giving birth to 21 puppies after an exhausting 27-hour labor. Her story has not only captured hearts but also highlighted the incredible resilience of both dogs and their owners.

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In a world where stories of unlikely friendships often capture our hearts, one story stands out for its extraordinary bond and an unexpected twist. Meet Sambath, a young boy from Cambodia, whose nightly companion was not a teddy bear or a beloved pet dog, but a giant python. However, this unique and heartwarming relationship took a dramatic turn, serving as a powerful reminder of the unpredictable nature of wild animals.

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Tensions on the Korean Peninsula have surged once again, this time driven by an unconventional exchange of aerial provocations between North and South Korea. What began as a psychological strategy has now escalated into a serious conflict, with North Korea responding furiously to South Korea’s use of drones and, more notably, to an ongoing barrage of trash balloons. These actions have not only deepened the hostility between the two nations but also raised fears of further military escalation.

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In the world of gaming, things don’t always go as expected. For one 26-year-old gamer, what started as an ingenious way to make money quickly turned into a major legal nightmare. Anthony Viggiano, once living the high life off his savvy financial schemes, is now at the center of an FBI investigation after allegedly raking in over €400,000 using his Xbox 360. His unconventional methods caught the attention of law enforcement, but how did things spiral so quickly?

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Charlize Theron has become a staple in the world of action films, known for her gritty, powerful performances. However, the intense physical demands of her roles are now starting to take a visible toll on her body. In a recent interview, the Oscar-winning actress discussed how years of stunts and high-energy fight scenes have left her dealing with the long-term effects of a physically demanding career.

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Global trade’s favourite villain is back in the dock. Depending on whom you ask, China is either the tireless architect of a manufacturing miracle or the shadowy puppet-master bending the rules of commerce. To understand why the accusations fly—and whether they stick—we need to explore two starkly different narratives.

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When I stood on the windswept coast of Denmark last autumn, squinting across the Baltic at Germany’s distant shoreline, it was hard to picture anything but whitecaps and gulls. Yet beneath those waves a feat of engineering audacity is taking shape—one that promises to redraw Europe’s transport map and set new standards for green construction. Welcome to the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel.

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Stargazing can feel abstract until you remember that every glass of water you drink was once forged among the stars. That thought flashed through my mind when I read the latest bulletin from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL): scientists have identified an unimaginably vast store of cosmic water some 12 billion light-years away—enough to fill Earth’s oceans 140 000 trillion times over. Here’s how the discovery unfolded, and why it reshapes our sense of a “dry” universe.

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