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11 hours ago
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Explosive 'devil comet' returns for 1st time in 71 years during April 8 eclipse, NASA says

A rare and massive comet known as the 'devil comet' will pass by Earth during the April 8 total solar eclipse.
Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks is a cryovolcanic comet with 'horns' made of ice and gas, heading for its brightest point on April 21.
Washington Post
22 hours ago
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While Earth enjoys an eclipse, a NASA probe is ready to 'touch the sun'

The Parker Solar Probe will get extremely close to the sun, at a distance of 3.8 million miles, making it the fastest and closest spacecraft ever.
NASA's mission to study the sun not only aims for scientific discoveries but also technological advancements for future space exploration.
www.nytimes.com
17 hours ago
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Where the Wild Things Went During the Pandemic

Humans' disappearance during lockdowns did not uniformly benefit wildlife.
Wild animals showed varied responses to changes in human behavior during the Covid lockdowns.
Nature
1 day ago
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Are we all doomed? How to cope with the daunting uncertainties of climate change

Fear is an emotion, and no one can dictate the right amount to feel. Climate change predictions are not about the extinction of the human species.
Scientists can provide facts about climate change impacts, but societal consequences are more complex and uncertain.
time.com
22 hours ago
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The Spring Equinox Is Here. What Does That Mean?

The equinox and solstice explained
Difference between meteorological and astronomical seasons
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Futurism
15 hours ago
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New Paper Claims Dark Matter Doesn't Exist at All

The universe may be older than thought, and dark matter might not exist.
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4 days ago
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The astrophysicists who want to reveal the greatest mystery of our galaxy

Gamma-ray astronomy was accidentally discovered through a surveillance program in the Cold War era.
Fermi gamma-ray space telescope is instrumental in observing gamma-ray bursts and studying violent phenomena in the cosmos.
Futurism
1 week ago
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Scientists Surprised to Realize Red Dots in James Webb Images Are Black Holes

Tiny red dots in old universe are baby supermassive black holes
Discovery challenges current models of supermassive black hole formation
Futurism
1 week ago
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Scientists Intrigued by Water Planet Where Ocean Appears to Be Boiling

The planet TOI-270 d may be covered entirely with a hot sea resembling boiling water.
Interpretations vary, with some suggesting a rocky surface with a dense, steamy atmosphere.
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Ars Technica
1 day ago
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Redwoods are growing almost as fast in the UK as their Californian cousins

Giant sequoias are remarkable organisms that can live for over 3,000 years and absorb carbon efficiently.
The giant sequoias in the UK are thriving and matching the growth rates of their counterparts in the US, becoming a significant part of the UK landscape.
www.nytimes.com
1 day ago
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Opinion | The Best Way to Find Out if We Can Cool the Planet

Deliberate sun blocking for climate change now gaining momentum
Solar geoengineering poses serious risks and uncertainties
www.theguardian.com
1 day ago
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Cosmic cleaners: the scientists scouring English cathedral roofs for space dust

Researchers collect cosmic dust on Canterbury Cathedral roof.
Micrometeorites offer insights into asteroid chemistry and Earth's history.
Inverse
1 day ago
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A Radical Experiment To Transplant A Forest Might Actually Work

Climate change is making Northwoods trees vulnerable to various threats like longer, warmer summers and insect infestations.
Planting trees from seeds collected farther south in cold regions can help forests adapt to a warming world.
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www.theguardian.com
3 days ago
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Scientists divided over whether record heat is acceleration of climate crisis

High global temperatures prompt concerns about climate breakdown acceleration.
Scientific division exists on whether current temperature trends align with projections or indicate rapid change.
Ars Technica
4 days ago
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Next-gen battery tech: Reimagining every aspect of batteries

Companies are developing new manufacturing processes to reduce battery production costs and environmental impact.
Sylvatex has created a water-free process for manufacturing cathode active material, reducing costs and energy use significantly.
www.scientificamerican.com
5 days ago
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Successful Reforestation Is Keeping the Eastern U.S. Cooler

Reforestation in eastern U.S. may contribute to a cooling effect despite climate change
Land clearing in the past led to forests regrowing, potentially creating a 'warming hole' in certain regions
Mail Online
1 week ago
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Here is where microplastics accumulate in the human body

Microplastics detected in various human body parts
Microplastics can cause serious health issues
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Ars Technica
3 days ago
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DNA parasite now plays key role in making critical nerve cell protein

Myelin, a fatty substance, speeds up nerve impulses in vertebrates' brains.
Scientists discovered a connection between an ancient virus and the regulation of genes related to myelin production.
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2 days ago
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A Single Asteroid Caused Two Billion Craters on Mars, Scientists Claim

A single meteorite on Mars caused billions of secondary craters
JPL scientists estimated 1.3 to 3 billion secondary craters from the Corinto impact
Mail Online
2 days ago
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Scientists fight over signal linked to 'aliens.' Was it just a truck?

A new crash impact site for the object has been calculated by a Johns Hopkins-led team.
Infrasound sensors were utilized in the study to enforce bans on nuclear weapon tests.
Ars Technica
4 days ago
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Urban humans have lost much of their ability to digest plants

Cellulose is a key component of plant cell walls and dietary fiber, but its toughness makes it difficult for humans to extract calories from.
Humans host a mix of cellulose-eating bacteria, some from primate ancestry and others from domestication of herbivores, but urban living has reduced their numbers.
www.aljazeera.com
3 days ago
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Why are one-fifth of the world's migratory species facing extinction?

Nearly half of migratory species are declining, with a fifth facing extinction.
The UN's Convention on Migratory Species aims to protect endangered animals through conservation agreements.
Ars Technica
3 days ago
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Rocket Report: Starship heats up in third flight; Chinese lunar launch failure

Rocket failures occurred in Japan and China, while the Starship flight test by SpaceX was successful.
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3 days ago
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Paper Claims Dying SpaceX Satellites Could Weaken Earth's Magnetic Field

SpaceX's Starlink network satellites may produce harmful metallic particles that could weaken Earth's magnetic field.
Increased commercial satellite launches may lead to a billionfold increase in metallic particles in the atmosphere, potentially impacting the planet's geomagnetic field.
www.scientificamerican.com
3 days ago
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Most Astronauts Get Space Headaches.' Scientists Want to Know Why

Space headaches are common in astronauts during the first week in space.
Microgravity triggers migraine-like symptoms in astronauts.
Ars Technica
3 days ago
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Lawsuit opens research misconduct report that may get a Harvard prof fired

Misconduct investigations are typically confidential to avoid damaging someone's career.
Harvard University's misconduct investigation details became public due to a lawsuit.
www.fastcompany.com
3 days ago
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NASA is on its way to Venus after all. Here's what to know about the launch

NASA's VERITAS mission to Venus was initially put on hold due to budget constraints but has been reinstated after intense lobbying and protests from the scientific community.
The VERITAS mission aims to produce high-resolution radar maps of Venus to study geological processes, the presence of water, and support other missions like DAVINCI.
www.nature.com
3 days ago
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Ancient Malaria Genome from Roman Skeleton Hints at Disease's History

The mitochondrial genome of ancient Plasmodium falciparum was sequenced, aiding in understanding malaria history in Europe.
Genetic data from European parasites, ancient or recent, plays a crucial role in understanding parasite movement globally.
www.nytimes.com
6 days ago
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For Some Mammals, Large Adult Daughters, Not Sons, Are the Norm

Female elephant seals can be significantly smaller than males due to sexual size dimorphism.
Research challenges the notion that male mammals are always larger, highlighting the need for more studies on mating systems and evolutionary forces.
ABC7 San Francisco
1 week ago
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How do animals react during a total solar eclipse? Scientists plan to find out in April

Animals exhibit unusual behaviors during solar eclipses, such as breeding, singing odd tunes, or galloping in apparent anxiety.
Recent scientific efforts have been made to rigorously study animals' altered behaviors during solar eclipses.
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Ars Technica
4 days ago
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SpaceX celebrates major progress on the third flight of Starship

Starship rocket flew around the world from South Texas, showcasing its heavy payload capability.
Successful test flight indicated progress towards launching satellites and potential in-orbit refueling tests.
time.com
4 days ago
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SpaceX Mega Rocket Test Flight Ends With Loss of Spacecraft

SpaceX's mega rocket Starship made progress but was lost on descent to Earth.
Starship's test flight showed advancements but still faced technical challenges.
www.aljazeera.com
3 days ago
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Is SpaceX's latest Starship launch a great stride' in space? Key takeaways

SpaceX's Starship rocket completes longest test flight but breaks apart on re-entry.
The Starship rocket traveled halfway around the Earth and executed new manoeuvres before disintegrating during re-entry.
www.aljazeera.com
4 days ago
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Despite problems, SpaceX hails progress after third test of Starship rocket

Starship rocket by SpaceX completes successful test but is lost during re-entry into Earth's atmosphere
NASA's future moon missions rely on Starship rocket development by SpaceX
www.npr.org
5 days ago
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Third time's the charm: SpaceX's massive Starship reaches space

SpaceX successfully tests massive Starship rocket with smooth liftoff and separation from booster.
Starship broadcasted video from space but lost contact during re-entry tests.
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time.com
3 days ago
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Why Conspiracies TheoriesFrom Kate Middleton to the Moon LandingsAre So Seductive

Conspiracy theories are driven by a lack of power and control.
Conspiracy theories can be combated by critical thinking and addressing underlying issues.
Ars Technica
3 days ago
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Deadly morel mushroom outbreak highlights big gaps in fungi knowledge

True morel mushrooms can be a prized delicacy but have a mysterious dark side that can be deadly.
An outbreak analysis linked poisonings to a sushi restaurant introducing a new item containing morel mushrooms, leading to illnesses and fatalities.
Futurism
3 days ago
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Obama Slams Plan to Escape Earth by Colonizing Mars

SpaceX attempted to launch Starship for Mars colonization.
Critics, including Obama, question Musk's plan for Mars colonization.
www.scientificamerican.com
3 days ago
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Astronomers Are Snapping Baby Pictures of Planets by the Dozen

Advancements in technology and observational capabilities have significantly improved our understanding of planet formation.
Astronomers have recently observed 86 nascent planetary families, providing a wealth of new data for analysis.
Inverse
3 days ago
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25 Years Later, This Iconic NASA Telescope Lost Critical Funding To Keep It Alive

NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory budget may be reduced in 2025 due to funding constraints and spacecraft deterioration.
Chandra plays a crucial role in observing high-energy cosmic events, such as neutron star collisions and black holes, through X-ray emissions.
www.scientificamerican.com
4 days ago
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What's behind NASA's Commercial Lunar Hits and Misses?

Under CLPS, American vendors are assisting NASA in lunar exploration preparations, aiming for a crewed lunar landing by September 2026.
CLPS focuses on commercial deliveries of scientific equipment and technical demonstrations, offering up to $2.6 billion in contracts through 2028.
Mail Online
4 days ago
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NASA paid me a billion dollars to stop asteroid crashing into Earth

Asteroid Bennu has the potential to collide with Earth in 2182 at a high velocity, posing a significant threat.
Dante Lauretta led a mission to collect a sample from Bennu, aiming to gather valuable information about the asteroid.
GameSpot
4 days ago
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Rocket Launch Sends Ship To Space In Bid To Get Back To Moon, Explodes On Re-Entry

Successful Starship test flight celebrated by NASA and SpaceX
Challenges in re-entry and landing for the Starship during the test.
Mail Online
4 days ago
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Scientists discover new species in Utah's Great Salt Lake

Discovery of new species in Great Salt Lake challenges previous understanding of ecosystem
Nematodes found in extreme salt levels indicate livelier ecosystem than believed
The Atlantic
4 days ago
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We're One Step Closer to Gas Stations in Space

SpaceX's Starship mission achieved key milestones in testing technology for future space exploration.
Partnership between SpaceX and NASA aims to land American astronauts on the moon using Starship technology.
www.nytimes.com
4 days ago
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Jeff Bezos's rocket company could race SpaceX to the moon.

SpaceX and Blue Origin are in a space race to the moon, each with its own timeline and challenges.
Blue Origin's smaller cargo lander may have an advantage over SpaceX's larger Starship in terms of speed and technology testing.
Ars Technica
5 days ago
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SpaceX has a license to launch Starship-this time it might fly at dawn

SpaceX receives FAA approval for Starship launch
Launch will mark first splashdown in Indian Ocean
www.theguardian.com
4 days ago
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SpaceX launches third Starship test flight

Starship spacecraft's test flight is SpaceX's third attempt to develop a powerful rocket for Mars.
Frequent flight testing is key to improving SpaceX's spacecraft prototypes and gathering valuable data.
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4 days ago
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Scientists Discover Bizarre and Ancient Fossilized Forest

Oldest forest discovered in England with 390-million-year-old fossils
Calamophyton trees had hollow trunks and reshaped the landscape
Ars Technica
5 days ago
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Death by neti pot: Why you shouldn't use tap water to clean your sinuses

Using tap water for sinus rinsing can lead to rare but life-threatening amoeba infections.
A significant number of people in the US mistakenly believe tap water is safe for various medical uses.
Ars Technica
5 days ago
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Blue cheese shows off new colors, but the taste largely remains the same

Blue cheeses may soon be available in a variety of colors and flavors.
The process of making blue cheese involves cultivating Penicillium roqueforti and aging the cheese in a temperature-controlled environment.
Mail Online
5 days ago
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Scientists uncover 'deep' connection between Earth and Mars

Scientists discovered a 2.4-million-year cycle of giant whirlpools in Earth's deep-sea connected to Mars' gravitational influence.
The interaction between Mars and Earth's orbits influences Earth's climate, leading to periods of increased solar energy and warmer weather.
Futurism
5 days ago
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We May Have "Misunderstood the Universe," Nobel Prize Winner Says

The Hubble constant measures the universe's expansion speed, but different instruments provide conflicting values, causing Hubble tension.
Scientists are considering the possibility that current understanding of the universe may be flawed due to discrepancies in expansion rate measurements.
Queerty
5 days ago
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New study points the way for gay men to have babies using DNA from both partners

Skin cells into egg cells research resurfaces
Potential uses of the research include helping infertile couples and creating embryos for gay male couples.
Nature
6 days ago
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Did 'alien' debris hit Earth? Startling claim sparks row at scientific meeting

Scientific debate on 'alien' meteorite fragments
Challenges to the findings and claims by the research team
Mail Online
5 days ago
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Made in space: Startup is creating drug ingredients in low Earth orbit

Utilizing microgravity for drug manufacturing in space can lead to purer and cheaper medications
Multiple companies and organizations are exploring the benefits of microgravity for drug development
english.elpais.com
5 days ago
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Menopause explains female whales' longevity

Female whales exhibit menopause, similar to humans, and live well beyond their reproductive years.
Menopause in whales is linked to caring for younger generations and extends their lifespan by about 40 years.
Nature
6 days ago
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Ancient malaria genome from Roman skeleton hints at disease's history

Genetic information from ancient remains reveals insights into malaria's evolution and spread alongside human populations.
Sequencing the mitochondrial genome of the deadliest form of malaria from an ancient Roman skeleton provides valuable data on the disease's history.
theconversation.com
1 week ago
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TitanosaursThe Biggest Land Animals in Earth's HistoryThrived by Combining Reptilian and Mammalian Traits

Titanosaurs were a successful group of sauropod dinosaurs that flourished for millions of years, contrary to the belief that sauropods were destined for extinction.
The unique characteristics of titanosaurs, merging reptile and mammal traits, contributed to their biological success and allowed them to thrive worldwide.
Ars Technica
1 week ago
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Researchers resurrect long-extinct fossil creature as a robot

Soft robot version of ancient sea creature Pleurocystitid created using paleontology principles.
Replica allows scientists to decode movement and explore biomechanical differences among life forms.
Inverse
1 week ago
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Would Humans Be Better Off With Tails? Science Reveals the Complicated Answer

Illustrations of evolution often portray a biased view of humans as the pinnacle of the process.
Genetic changes affecting early development explain why humans experience various diseases.
knowablemagazine.org
5 days ago
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Moving Trees North Could Save Forests from a Changing Climate

Climate change is making Northwoods trees vulnerable to various threats like warmer summers and less extreme winters.
The introduction of trees from milder climates in northern regions shows promise for forest sustainability in a changing climate.
theconversation.com
5 days ago
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How the Solar Eclipse Will Impact Electricity Supplies

Solar power generation decreases significantly during a total solar eclipse.
Total solar eclipses present unique challenges to power grid operators.
www.nytimes.com
5 days ago
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Why Do Whales Go Through Menopause?

Menopause is rare in species other than whales and humans.
Menopause in whales may have evolved to prevent resource conflicts between older and younger females.
Ars Technica
5 days ago
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Mining helium-3 on the Moon has been talked about forever-now a company will try

Former Blue Origin employees start company to extract helium-3 from the lunar surface.
Interlune receives $15 million in funding for lunar mining operations.
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5 days ago
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The Twilight Chorus That Can Be Heard 18,000 Feet Under The Sea | Defector

Fish around Minamitorishima Island create a choir using their swim bladders and fins to produce buzzing, chirping sounds in the dark ocean depths.
Sound travels well in water, allowing fish choruses to be heard across vast distances in the ocean.
Ars Technica
6 days ago
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Daily Telescope: Gigantic new stars stir up a nebula

Researchers study Nebula NGC 604 in Triangulum Galaxy with 200 massive stars.
Image taken by James Webb Space Telescope shows red tendrils, ionized hydrogen, and carbon-based molecules.
time.com
6 days ago
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Watch: A Private Rocket in Japan Explodes Moments After Launch

Space One Co. experienced a setback with the failed launch of its Kairos rocket.
The lightweight Kairos rocket carrying a government satellite exploded moments after liftoff.
Ars Technica
1 week ago
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Study: Conflicting values for Hubble constant not due to measurement error

New measurements of the Hubble Constant confirm earlier values, addressing the 'Hubble tension'.
Historical context of expanding universe discovery from Einstein to Hubble.
www.independent.co.uk
6 days ago
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Giant sequoias thriving in UK and could grow as tall as California's

Giant sequoias thrive in the UK, well adapted to the wetter climate for carbon sequestration.
Study highlights the potential of giant sequoias in the UK for impacting climate change positively.
Mail Online
6 days ago
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Scientists replicated Earth's earliest form of evolution in the lab

RNA World hypothesis suggests RNA predates life
RNA polymerase ribozymes play crucial role in RNA evolution
State of the Planet
6 days ago
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How Climate Change Drives the Spread of Invasive Plants

Global alien species to increase by 36% by 2050
Invasive species harm ecosystems and climate resilience
Futurism
6 days ago
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Mars Causing Huge Currents Deep in Earth's Ocean, Scientists Suggest

Mars may be causing giant whirlpools in Earth's oceans.
Deep-sea drill analysis reveals 2.4 million-year climate cycles linked to Mars-Earth interactions.
Defector
6 days ago
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Honey, They Yassified A Kakapo! | Defector

Some wildlife photographers resort to unethical practices like digitally manipulating photos, staging scenes, and using animals in unsuitable ways to win contests.
Ars Technica
6 days ago
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Some states are now trying to ban lab-grown meat

Selling cell-cultured meat products may result in jail time and fines.
Legislators in multiple states are pushing to ban lab-grown meat to protect the agriculture industry.
Mail Online
6 days ago
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Deep sea expedition uncovers creature that leaves scientists 'baffled'

Millions of undiscovered species may exist in Earth's oceans. Scientists discovered 100 new species in the Bounty Trough off New Zealand's South Island.
www.scientificamerican.com
6 days ago
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Males Aren't Larger than Females in Most Mammal Species

Darwin's view on sexual size dimorphism was accepted without evidence, but recent analysis shows his claim was incorrect.
An analysis of 429 mammalian species reveals that just 45% feature larger males, 39% males and females are about the same size, and 16% females are larger.
www.scientificamerican.com
6 days ago
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How Do Solar Eclipse Glasses Protect Our Eyes?

Proper eye protection is essential for viewing the solar eclipse to prevent eye damage.
The total solar eclipse will be visible from a 115-mile-wide path in the U.S., with partial visibility outside this zone.
www.npr.org
1 week ago
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After 6 months in space and a fiery return over the U.S., NASA's Crew-7 is back home

Successful return of NASA's Crew-7 mission
Completion of over 200 experiments on the International Space Station
www.scientificamerican.com
6 days ago
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Total Solar Eclipses Are Cosmic Coincidences That Won't Last Forever

Total solar eclipses are astronomically rare and rely on the unique relationship between Earth and the moon.
The dramatic effect of total solar eclipses is due to the precise proportions of the sun and moon and their distance from Earth.
Mail Online
6 days ago
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'Once in lifetime' comet to be visible in coming weeks - how to see it

Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, larger than Mount Everest, visible to the naked eye.
Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks completes an orbit every 71 years, with close approaches to the sun and Earth in 2024.
Mail Online
6 days ago
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Heartbreaking photo shows sea turtle that swallowed a rubber finger

Plastic pollution found in sea turtles' guts in Mediterranean, including unique items like a witch's finger toy.
Researchers found large pieces of plastic in over 40% of 135 loggerhead turtles, emphasizing the devastating impact of plastic pollution on marine life.
Mail Online
6 days ago
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Coral 'superhighway' is discovered in the Indian Ocean

Coral superhighway discovered in the Seychelles helps coral reef survival
Genetic relatedness of corals across vast ocean areas indicates larval connectivity
www.npr.org
1 week ago
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Why NASA wants human guinea pigs to test out Martian living

Testing living conditions in simulated Mars habitat
Challenges of surviving on Mars
www.theguardian.com
1 week ago
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Radioactive waste, baby bottles and Spam: the deep ocean has become a dumping ground

Humans historically viewed the deep ocean with fear and aversion.
Scientific exploration of the deep ocean began in the 19th century due to colonial expansion and technological advancements.
Theregister
1 week ago
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Regulation needed to protect space tourists from cosmic rays

Lack of regulations protecting space tourism passengers from cosmic radiation effects
Existing regulations mainly focus on space flight crews, not passengers
Ars Technica
1 week ago
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Shields up: New ideas might make active shielding viable

Solar events like flares are easier to shield against, while galactic cosmic rays are more penetrating and challenging to shield.
Active shields that deflect charged particles are a potential solution for protecting astronauts from deep space radiation.
www.nytimes.com
1 week ago
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Scientists Discover 100 New Marine Species in New Zealand

Over 100 new species discovered in largely uncharted waters off New Zealand's coast
Importance of exploring and understanding marine ecosystems for sustaining life on Earth
Salon
1 week ago
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Are we stressing the wrong metrics for climate change?

Climate change needs urgent attention and improved communication.
Distinguishing between global heating and warming is crucial for understanding climate change.
Futurism
1 week ago
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Scientists Intrigued by Jet Inside Jupiter's Atmosphere

Jupiter's magnetic field is asymmetrical with a strong magnetism area known as the Great Blue Spot.
Scientists from various institutions studied an atmospheric jet in the Great Blue Spot, revealing it fluctuates every four years.
www.nytimes.com
1 week ago
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A.I. Is Learning What It Means to Be Alive

The human body can produce red blood cells on demand.
Computers trained on biological data can make significant discoveries in a short time.
Ars Technica
1 week ago
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A hunk of junk from the International Space Station hurtles back to Earth

Some debris from International Space Station reentered atmosphere after almost 3 years in orbit, likely disintegrated.
Risk of space junk reaching Earth's surface noted by agencies monitoring the situation.
Ars Technica
1 week ago
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These scientists built their own Stone Age tools to figure out how they were used

Replicas of ancient tools were made by Japanese scientists for experimental purposes.
Traces found on ancient Stone Age tools suggest early woodworking activities earlier than previously thought.
edhat
1 week ago
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Climate Scientist Michael Mann: Our Fragile Moment

Mann's warning against messages of doom and inaction
Putting the current climate crisis in the context of Earth's history
Futurism
1 week ago
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Scientists Check Whether Space Telescope Could Detect Life on Earth

Simulation of space telescope focusing on Earth confirms presence of life
LIFE telescope aims to study 30 to 50 exoplanets similar in size to Earth for signs of life.
Mail Online
1 week ago
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How big is the universe? Interactive map reveals scale of the cosmos

The interactive map 'Scale of the Universe' showcases the immense scale of the observable universe.
Comparison between human scale objects like cities and universal entities like stars emphasizes human insignificance in the grand scheme of the cosmos.
Futurism
1 week ago
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Scientist Terrified by How the Climate Is Falling Apart

The urgency of the impending climate crisis is dire, and public awareness is crucial for meaningful action.
Scientists are facing challenges in motivating the public to take action against climate change.
www.theguardian.com
1 week ago
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Controversial new theory of gravity rules out need for dark matter

Dark matter may not exist according to a radical new theory of gravity.
This new theory aims to explain universal expansion without the need for dark matter.
Futurism
1 week ago
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Elon Musk Says Starship Will Spin for Artificial Gravity

SpaceX preparing for Starship launch on March 14 pending regulatory approval
Elon Musk envisions artificial gravity on Starship for Mars journey
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