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Black hole collisions could help us measure how fast the universe is expanding

August 16, 2022 by Louise Lerner, University of Chicago A black hole is usually where information goes to disappear—but...
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The Curious Afterlife of a Brain Trauma Survivor

Sophie Papp and her family had a ritual for the recently departed. Whenever a relative died, she and...
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Decreasing backyard bird diversity flies under the radar

August 16, 2022 by Griffith University A deep dive into bird survey data has found that some of Australia's...
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Statistical tool finds ‘gaps’ in DNA data sets shouldn’t be ignored

August 16, 2022 by Tracey Peake, North Carolina State University A simple statistical test shows that contrary to current...
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Satellites are Tracking Rivers of Garbage Flowing Across the Oceans

There’s an ocean of human-made garbage floating through Earth’s seas. From plastic straws to beverage bottles and food...
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Lunar Rocks Have Earth’s Noble Gases Trapped Inside. More Evidence That the Moon Came From the Earth

Piecing together the history of the Solar System from the traces left behind isn’t easy. Bit by bit,...
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Young people in Germany are more concerned about war and climate change than COVID

August 15, 2022 by Jochen Lange, Bertelsmann Stiftung After more than two years of the COVID pandemic and six...
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High school students describe two new species of scorpions

August 15, 2022 by California Academy of Sciences California now has two new scorpions on its list of species,...
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Black hole collisions could help us measure how fast the universe is expanding

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The Curious Afterlife of a Brain Trauma Survivor

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Decreasing backyard bird diversity flies under the radar

August 16, 2022 by Griffith University A deep dive into bird survey data has found that some of Australia's...
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Statistical tool finds ‘gaps’ in DNA data sets shouldn’t be ignored

August 16, 2022 by Tracey Peake, North Carolina State University A simple statistical test shows that contrary to current...
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Satellites are Tracking Rivers of Garbage Flowing Across the Oceans

There’s an ocean of human-made garbage floating through Earth’s seas. From plastic straws to beverage bottles and food...
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Lunar Rocks Have Earth’s Noble Gases Trapped Inside. More Evidence That the Moon Came From the Earth

Piecing together the history of the Solar System from the traces left behind isn’t easy. Bit by bit,...
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Young people in Germany are more concerned about war and climate change than COVID

August 15, 2022 by Jochen Lange, Bertelsmann Stiftung After more than two years of the COVID pandemic and six...
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High school students describe two new species of scorpions

August 15, 2022 by California Academy of Sciences California now has two new scorpions on its list of species,...
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1...652653654...843Page 653 of 843
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Black hole collisions could help us measure how fast the universe is expanding

August 16, 2022 by Louise Lerner, University of Chicago A black hole is usually where information goes to disappear—but...
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Science

The Curious Afterlife of a Brain Trauma Survivor

Sophie Papp and her family had a ritual for the recently departed. Whenever a relative died, she and...
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Decreasing backyard bird diversity flies under the radar

August 16, 2022 by Griffith University A deep dive into bird survey data has found that some of Australia's...
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Statistical tool finds ‘gaps’ in DNA data sets shouldn’t be ignored

August 16, 2022 by Tracey Peake, North Carolina State University A simple statistical test shows that contrary to current...
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Science

Satellites are Tracking Rivers of Garbage Flowing Across the Oceans

There’s an ocean of human-made garbage floating through Earth’s seas. From plastic straws to beverage bottles and food...
DTN -
Science

Lunar Rocks Have Earth’s Noble Gases Trapped Inside. More Evidence That the Moon Came From the Earth

Piecing together the history of the Solar System from the traces left behind isn’t easy. Bit by bit,...
DTN -
Science

Young people in Germany are more concerned about war and climate change than COVID

August 15, 2022 by Jochen Lange, Bertelsmann Stiftung After more than two years of the COVID pandemic and six...
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High school students describe two new species of scorpions

August 15, 2022 by California Academy of Sciences California now has two new scorpions on its list of species,...
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1...652653654...843Page 653 of 843

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