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Newly Discovered Ocean on Mimas, Plastic Chemicals Linked to Premature Births, 2035 Gravitational Wave Detection, Quitting Smoking Halves Cancer Risk, and more...

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(0:10): Saturn's Moon Mimas Harbors Newly Discovered Young Ocean(1:33): Study Links Plastic Chemicals to 50% Rise in US Preterm Births(3:42): LISA Mission: Unlocking the Universe's Secrets with Gravitational Wave Detection by 2035(5:10): Study Reveals Quitting Smoking Halves Cancer Risk Even Later in Life(6:38): Voyager 1 Falls Silent: NASA Battles Mysterious Computer Glitch After 45 YearsTo subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news. Image credit: The Guardian

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