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Science news this week: James Webb telescope finds a never-before-seen substance, China's 'Great Green Wall' grows faster than natural trees, and a Medici murder mystery is solved

The James Webb telescope has detected a mysterious substance on distant worlds, while China's reforestation efforts and a historic murder case also make news.

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The James Webb Space Telescope has detected an unknown substance on the surfaces of Pluto and Titan. Coverage from inkorr.com, La Brújula Verde, CPG Click Oil and Gas, and Yahoo emphasizes the potential significance of this discovery. Live Science also reports on China's 'Great Green Wall' and the resolution of a Medici murder mystery.

The substance's composition and origins remain unknown. Coverage does not yet specify how the discovery was made or what the substance's properties might be. The James Webb telescope's findings are likely to be a focus of ongoing research.

Coverage does not yet specify what steps will be taken next to investigate the substance on Pluto and Titan.

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What substance was detected by the James Webb telescope?

The substance has not yet been identified.

Where was the substance detected?

The substance was detected on the surfaces of Pluto and Titan.

What is China's 'Great Green Wall'?

The 'Great Green Wall' is a reforestation effort in China.

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