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Compound responsible for the earthy smell of soil
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The ability to sense magnetic fields,Used by birds, sea turtles, and some bacteria for navigation.
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Light produced when certain materials are rubbed, scratched, crushed, or pulled apart.
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The tendency to perceive faces or meaningful patterns in random objects, clouds, rocks, or even the Moon.
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What happens near a black hole when gravity stretches an object so strongly that it becomes long and thin like spaghetti.
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A property of certain materials that become less viscous when shaken or stressed like ketchup.
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The mesmerizing collective motion of thousands of birds moving as if they were a single organism.
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Molecule carrying both positive and negative charges
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Massive red lightning-like flashes that occur high above thunderstorms, reaching into the upper atmosphere.
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The production of light by living organisms such as deep-sea fish, jellyfish, and fireflies.
