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This Week in Science: Cosmic Fireball, Glowing Forests, And Much More!

The European Space Agency is investigating a six-second fireball seen over Europe that damaged a German home.
Scientists report a glow from tree leaves during thunderstorms, a first in nature observed by meteorologists.
Bumblebee queens can breathe underwater for days using a 'physical gill', enabling colony resilience during floods.
Japan approves stem cell therapies for Parkinson's and heart disease, with patients expected to begin treatment soon.
Popular anti-aging polyamines are linked to cancer growth in certain contexts, per new research.
The appendix is gaining renewed attention as evolution reshapes its role in immunity.
ESA investigations came as part of a broader week featuring advances in space and biology.
The event was observed across multiple European nations, indicating wide public attention.
The report also notes progress in regenerative medicine with future patient access in view.
The update lists related science stories on forests, quantum possibilities, and human biology.

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