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Science news quiz, October 12, 2024: Do you know your meteor showers from your massive millipedes?

By Alexander McNamara,

7 hours ago

The weekend is here, and what better time to look back at the week in science news by testing your knowledge on what's happened on this planet and beyond.

There is no time limit on the quiz, and if you need a hint you can get one by tapping the lightbulb in the top right corner.

We hope you enjoy it, and be sure to share your results with your friends and followers on social media.

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