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Science news this week: Strange signals from space and Earth's leaking gold

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Science news this week: Strange signals from space and Earth's leaking gold
This week’s science roundup is packed with cosmic mysteries and earthly oddities. Researchers are scratching their heads over bizarre signals from deep space—could they be natural phenomena, or something more intriguing? Meanwhile, scientists discovered Earth is "leaking" gold into space, a quirky revelation that’s sparking debates about planetary formation. Plus, there’s a mix of other curious reads to keep you hooked over the weekend.
Editor’s Note: Space never stops surprising us, and these findings remind us how much we still don’t know. The strange signals could reshape our understanding of the universe, while the gold leak hints at hidden processes in Earth’s evolution. It’s the kind of science that fuels both wonder and wild theories—perfect for sparking dinner-table debates.
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