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This months products tested and reviewed by Newsweek include outdoor furniture, smart locks and a small, portable firepit.

With good audio quality, a comfortable fit and a reasonable price point, the Nothing Ear (stick) are a solid alternative to regular AirPods.

"As the caterpillar grows it develops the skull pattern as a defence strategy to shock potential predators," conservation officer Mick Andren told Newsweek.

"Greenland has the potential to be one of the best discoveries of the past 100 years," Josh Goldman, the president of the startup KoBold Metals, told Newsweek.

"Large earthquakes on the San Andreas fault system are a geological inevitability," seismologist Rick Aster told Newsweek.

For decades, scientists have used lasers and magnets to achieve nuclear fusion. One group is using sheer kinetic force.

The vampire squid is a deep sea species related to squids and octopuses that is capable of spectacular bioluminescent "fireworks" displays.

The Taurid swarm crosses Earths orbit once every few years, causing higher numbers of meteors to burn up in Earths atmosphere.

A new archaeological technique has been able to verify Old Testament accounts of military campaigns against the ancient Kingdoms of Israel and Judah.

The fossil, an ancestor of turkeys and grouse, was found in modern-day Nebraska, and lived around 11 million years ago.