Science
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Mae Jemison and the Breaking of the Cosmic Glass Ceiling: A Legacy of Scientific Excellence
On September 12, 1992, NASA astronaut Mae Jemison etched her name into the annals of history by becoming the first…
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Scientists Melt Diamonds With Lasers and Discover Previous Melting Point Estimates Were Off by More Than 1,300 Degrees Fahrenheit
Researchers utilizing some of the world’s most advanced high-powered laser facilities have successfully melted diamonds to take unprecedented, highly precise…
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Coronary Artery Calcium Scans Offer Limited Added Value for General Cardiovascular Risk Assessment
The quest to accurately predict cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of mortality worldwide, has long relied on clinical algorithms that…
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The Secret of the Dumbara Valley: How Burnt Coconut and Two Decades of Science Unveiled Sri Lanka’s Newest Spiny Mouse
As dusk settled over the misty paddy fields of Puwakpitiya, a sleepy village nestled along the northern boundary of Sri…
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Rocket Lab formally challenges NASA over the $700 million Mars Telecommunications Network contract award to Blue Origin
The race to modernize the interplanetary data infrastructure of the United States has hit a significant legal roadblock. On September…
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Collapsing Atlantic Ocean Currents Threaten Global Breadbaskets and International Food Security
New scientific findings indicate that a significant weakening of critical Atlantic Ocean currents could severely disrupt agricultural productivity across several…
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The Hidden Dangers of Prescribing Cascades: How Common Medications Can Lead to Unintended Health Spirals in Older Adults
A comprehensive study conducted across Ontario has uncovered a pervasive issue within the healthcare system that poses significant risks to…
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Chasing the False Dawn: A Guide to Observing the Zodiacal Light During the September Equinox
The zodiacal light, a celestial phenomenon often described by ancient observers as the false dawn, presents a unique opportunity for…
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Ice Age Discovery: Exceptionally Preserved Pacific Mastodon Molar Uncovered in Nature Preserve Near San Francisco
In a remarkable paleontological find, geologists conducting routine fieldwork in a protected nature preserve in the San Francisco Bay Area…
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Too much light at night may quietly reshape your heart
The research, spearheaded by Professor Lu Qi of Tulane University in New Orleans, provides the first empirical evidence linking light…
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