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India’s moon lander misses wake-up call

As the sun rose Friday over the lunar plateau where India’s Vikram lander and Pragyan rover sit, the robotic explorers remained silent. The Indian Space Research Organization, India’s equivalent of NASA, said...

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In the snake kingdom, a small species has a really big mouth

An undated photo provided by Andrew Higley of an egg-eating snake, of the genus Dasypeltis, which can consume larger prey than any other snakes on Earth relative to their size. (Andrew Higley via The New York Times)

How Covid affects the heart

Cardiologists leading theory for how COVID-19 damages the heart and causes cardiovascular events is that it stimulates widespread inflammation. (Christopher Smith/The New York Times)

Alleged bodies of 'non-human beings' shown in Mexican Congress

Remains of an allegedly 'non-human' being is seen on display during a briefing on unidentified flying objects, known as UFOs, at the San Lazaro legislative palace

Europe to decide within weeks on when to restart space launches

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UAE astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi lands safely on Earth

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India launches a rocket to study the sun

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Calls for ban on energy drink sales to children

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Indian rover confirms sulphur on Moon's south pole

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The oldest plant-eating Dinosaur found in India

An area of the Thar Desert in India’s Rajasthan state where 167-million-year-old dicraeosaurid fossils were found. (Krishna Kumar via The New York Times)

India becomes first nation to land spacecraft near Moon's south pole

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Stressed about your step count? Even 4,000 can have benefits.

Teo Filip walks while listening to music through her headphones at Eldridge Park, in Elmhurst, Ill., on June 28, 2022. (Yana Paskova/The New York Times)

What to know about the new COVID variant

The COVID-19 variant EG.5 is spreading quickly, but experts say its no more dangerous than previous versions.

Moon landing anticipation builds for India after Russia's crash

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New Covid vaccines on the way as 'Eris' variant rises

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How you should change your workout once you hit 40

Trish Talerico workout with the trainer Jarrod Jordan at Chelsea Piers in New York, on May 20, 2004. (Frances Roberts/The New York Times)
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