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Space Physics: A Chinese team cooled rubidium atoms aboard its space station to a record 9.7 picokelvin, holding them stable for seven seconds. The result, published in Science, creates the coldest artificial substance yet reported. Rare-Disease Care: The U.K. approved Pharming’s Joenja for children aged 4 to 11 with APDS, making it the first treatment specifically approved there for this age group. Paleontology: Fossils from a Utah dig may represent a previously unknown armored dinosaur from about 140 million years ago; researchers are still working to describe and name it. Marine Conservation: Researchers confirmed horseshoe crabs in the Philippine province of Tawi-Tawi, expanding their known range in the country and prompting calls for conservation.

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