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Every Saturday, 13-year-old Caia Farrell goes running with her classmates. When the group passes a giant, idling truck, they cross...
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For the first time, marine biologists have placed coral larvae at the base of offshore turbines in an attempt to...
See the Mysterious Sea Creatures that Only Come Up at Night
Every night at sundown, a great mass of mostly small sea creatures rises up from the depths into the topmost...
Brain fog: We are finally starting to understand what it is and how to treat it
Brain fog – which encompasses memory problems, lack of mental clarity and an inability to focus – had eluded scientific...
Correcting Misinformation About How ‘Plan B’ Works
A brand of specialty mozzarella cheeses. A collection of natural-gas storage terminals. And America’s top-selling emergency contraception. At a moment...
Lithium-ion batteries: Bumpy components could work better in the freezing cold
Lithium-ion batteries often lose their charge at sub-zero temperatures but a design incorporating bumps into one of the main components...
Pregnancy Has Risks. Without ‘Roe,’ More People Will Face Them
Somehow in the debate about abortion and the onset of human life, the physical reality of pregnancy has been disregarded....
Astronomers Might See Dark Matter by Staring into the Void
In our search for cosmic signals of dark matter, we could be likened to drunkards looking for lost keys beneath...
‘Plastitar’ Is the Unholy Spawn of Oil Spills and Microplastics
While we know where the plastics came from, the origin of this particular tar wasn’t clear. But generally speaking, whenever...
We Need to Improve Indoor Air Quality: Here’s How and Why
We spend 90 percent of our lives indoors, yet most of us seldom spare a thought for the quality of...
Climate change: Slag heaps from steelmaking could absorb CO2
Around 180 million tonnes of slag is buried in heaps around the UK, and researchers are investigating whether it could...
Monkeypox DNA hints virus has been spreading in people for years
Genome sequencing confirms that monkeypox cases outside Africa are all related and suggests the virus responsible may have been circulating...
Medical marijuana eases chronic pain – but only if it has very high THC
Most prescribed cannabis products for chronic pain cause side effects like dizziness, but a new review has found that only...
Cosmic dawn ended 200 million years later than cosmologists thought
Using the light from 67 extremely distant quasars, astronomers have calculated that cosmic dawn, the period in which the first...
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Begins Key Search for Life on Mars
More than 15 months after landing in Jezero Crater on Mars, NASA’s Perseverance rover has finally begun its hunt for ancient...
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