It's time for "Nerd News," covering the most important news for your brain you may have missed. Here's a quick rundown of this week in science . . .
Kawasaki unveiled the world's first rideable robot goat. (???) It debuted at a trade show in Japan and looks like those robot dogs made by Boston Dynamics. But it's got the head of a goat, and you can ride it like a horse.
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In space news: NASA's James Webb telescope finished its "fine phasing" alignment stage and is still on pace to send back its first full-resolution pictures this summer.
And the planet Mercury could be littered with diamonds, according to a new report.
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In scary fish news: A new study found it's very likely that sharks do sleep . . . but they keep their eyes open.
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In bug news: We figured out how to lure male murder hornets to their death using sex pheromones from murder hornet queens.
And a video of fire ants building a bridge to cross a piece of double-sided tape went viral. They hate sticky surfaces, apparently.
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