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Scientists launched a rocket from Svalbard , Norway , that measured Earth ’s ambipolar electric field for the first time.
The weak field may control the shape and evolution of the upper atmosphere.
Cosmologists hope to spot signs of primordial black holes by studying black hole mergers.
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