The scientific community is increasingly suggesting new actions to address climate change. The question remains whether they should.
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Hundreds of tourists visit the Morning Glory area daily to take pictures. However, they don’t realize that the colorful pool is a result of human pollution.
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Crystal can store up to 360 TB of data.
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The Chinese space agency has extended an invitation to all nations for the country’s International Lunar Research Station.
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President Joe Biden issued a state of emergency in Florida in response to the forecast.
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While there are currently 700 reported figures, scientists estimate that there could be many more.
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There’s not enough scientific evidence to determine the effectiveness of this remedy.
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The free tests will be able to detect the current variants of COVID-19 and are valid for use until the end of the year.
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It’s the first research reactor the U.S. has licensed at a university in more than 30 years.
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This AI can delve into the history of each grain of sand by studying its microscopic texture.
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This transgenic wood is more sustainable and environmentally friendly, but it's also much more resistant.
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A new study confirms that although Amazon didn’t exist four centuries ago, people still got what they ordered.
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The agrivoltaic system surprised winemakers in Puglia by delaying the harvest and balancing the wine’s taste.
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Mars spiders have been discovered on Earth, and scientists are excited.
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No offense to Chicago lovers, but residents online are reporting a “faint sewer smell.”
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In 2011, Laser Power Systems announced a thorium-powered system that could be installed under the hood, but it never materialized.
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The mini-Moon, known officially as asteroid 2024 PT5, will orbit the Earth between Sept. 29 and Nov. 25.
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The partial lunar eclipse will coincide with a Supermoon and the Harvest Moon, creating a celestial trifecta that experts say is “quite rare.”
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Researchers have just solved one of Mallorca’s great mysteries. Thanks to a submerged bridge, we now know when the first settlers arrived.
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It appears that the Egyptians had a thriving “industry” of handmade metallurgy much earlier than previously believed.
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