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Science Saturday: AI Discoveries, Tiny Dinosaur Eggs, Lunar Bricks & Reusable Rockets

AI Breakthrough in Exoplanet Discovery
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been instrumental in discovering five new small planets orbiting their stars in under a day. Led by China, astronomers utilized an AI algorithm in conjunction with NASA's Kepler space telescope, enhancing the efficiency of searching for Earth-like planets. This advancement highlights the growing role of AI in analyzing vast astronomical data.

World's Smallest Dinosaur Egg Unearthed
In a remarkable paleontological find, the world's smallest dinosaur egg, measuring just over 2.5 centimeters, was discovered in Ganzhou, Jīangxi Province, China. Among six eggs unearthed in 2021, researchers spent three years analyzing their origins, confirming they date back to the Late Cretaceous period, over 80 million years ago. This discovery offers new insights into dinosaur reproduction and diversity.

Innovative Lunar Bricks for Future Moon Bases
Chinese scientists have made strides in lunar exploration by developing \"lunar bricks\" made from materials simulating lunar soil. These bricks are three times stronger than traditional red bricks or concrete, aiming to establish durable infrastructure for future lunar bases. The bricks will undergo durability tests on China's space station, with the first one scheduled to return to Earth by 2025.

SpaceX Achieves Milestone in Reusable Rockets
SpaceX successfully caught a returning Starship rocket during its fifth flight test using innovative metal \"chopstick\" arms. Launched on October 13 from southern Texas, this marked the first successful midair catch, a significant achievement in reusable rocket technology, moving closer towards sustainable space exploration.

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