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After analyzing footage, the researchers confirmed the attackers were Moctezuma's pod, a group already known for hunting rays as well as whale and bull sharks.

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With each passing day, the sun climbed a little higher and its rays grew a little warmer.

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Inside the stadium, however, the Dodgers found some rays of emotional sunshine.

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But when the Cold War propelled the U.S. to seek technological dominance on Earth and beyond, it was JPL that developed the U.S.’ first successful satellite, Explorer 1, designed to study cosmic rays.

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For years, astronomers have puzzled over a faint, widespread glow of gamma rays near the Milky Way's center.

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