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Science: Real Life - interconnected - alternating - loneliness
…told from alternating perspectives, considers loneliness,...
Brandon Taylor, whose debut novel “Real Life” was a finalist for the Booker Prize, returns with a striking book of interconnected short stories called “Filthy Animals.” The new work, set across 36 hours and told from alternating perspectives, considers loneliness,...
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Finance: Vinay Goel - Chrome - blog - solutions - publishers
…saying that it needs more time to develop a replacement system. The tech giant on Thursday...
LONDON — Google will delay by nearly two years the phase out of Chrome web browser technology that tracks users for ad purposes, saying that it needs more time to develop a replacement system. The tech giant on Thursday...
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Science: star-systems - New York Times - exoplanets - UFOs
…scientists revealed there are 1,715 star-systems that can view Earth. Just seven of those can host exoplanets.
In a recent journal, scientists revealed there are 1,715 star-systems that can view Earth. Just seven of those can host exoplanets.
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Science: Stefani Reynolds Pool - earthbound - Marco Rubio
They're looking to see those debunked and get more data on an earthbound national security threat.
Lawmakers don't want confirmation of wild theories about alien life. They're looking to see those debunked and get more data on an earthbound national security threat.
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Science: Alex Jones - Michael Tran - filmmagic
Others, like the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones,…
Others, like the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, still haven't been punished for selling similar products
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Science: Tiffany Crawford - climb - centre
…Climate Justice at the university.
Klein will also take a leadership role in building a Centre for Climate Justice at the university.
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Culture: post-pandemic - Lisa Cordasco - Mariana Mazzucato
develops a plan that will steer the province…
Dr. Marianna Mazzucato will on the future of the economy as B.C. develops a plan that will steer the province through the post-pandemic era.
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Science: Hawaiian - spaceflight - bolstering - honolulu
The goal is to see how spaceflight affects the squid in hopes of bolstering human health during long space missions.
The goal is to see how spaceflight affects the squid in hopes of bolstering human health during long space missions.
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Science: science-minded - Heavenly Harmony - bright-blue
China has launched its first crewed space mission in five years, sending three military pilots rocketing to a new…
China has launched its first crewed space mission in five years, sending three military pilots rocketing to a new orbiting station. The astronauts are scheduled to stay three months in the Tianhe, or Heavenly Harmony.
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Science: breakthroughs - unrelated - seemingly - scientific
We must recognize that scientific breakthroughs are always made on the foundation of many years of…
We must recognize that scientific breakthroughs are always made on the foundation of many years of seemingly unrelated research.
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Science: radicalized - neurology - deprogram - loved
Can neurology tell us how to deprogram our radicalized loved ones?
Can neurology tell us how to deprogram our radicalized loved ones?
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Collapsed Blame - impassioned - shafer - salvage
Despite all the impassioned pleas to salvage local news coverage,…
Despite all the impassioned pleas to salvage local news coverage, the reality is there’s a demand-side problem.
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Science: spacewalks - Orion - spacecraft - upcoming - gather
A mannequin is set to board the Orion spacecraft to gather information. NASA is taking a vote from the…
A mannequin is set to board the Orion spacecraft to gather information. NASA is taking a vote from the public on what to name the mannequin.
COVID
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Science: COVID - Fred Hutchinson Cancer - Fred Hutch News
…that he has retrieved potentially significant genetic data that had been deleted at the NIH.
A computational biologist at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center has incited a new skirmish over the origin of the coronavirus, reporting that he has retrieved potentially significant genetic data that had been deleted at the NIH.
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Science: so-called - R-Georgia
…believe in that type of so-called science. I don't believe in evolution.
I don't believe in that type of so-called science. I don't believe in evolution. I believe in God
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Science: bone-withering - Leland Melvin - weightlessness
…burning them up in the atmosphere.
NASA wants to stop throwing away tons of astronauts' dirty clothes every year, burning them up in the atmosphere. So it’s teamed with Procter & Gamble to figure out how best to do laundry in space. First up: experiments at...
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Culture: technology-related - interfered - restore
…flights for the second straight day.
DALLAS — Southwest Airlines said it was working Tuesday to restore normal operations after a technology-related issue interfered with flights for the second straight day.
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Science: General Manager Guo Liming - British Chancellor
HONG KONG — The French joint operator of…
HONG KONG — The French joint operator of a Chinese nuclear plant near Hong Kong said Monday that the plant is dealing with a “performance issue” but is currently operating within safety limits, following a report of a potential radioactive leak.
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Science: rituals - exactly - referred - 20
…u00a0is June 20. Here's what to now about the time and rituals.
The first day of summer 2021, \u00a0frequently referred to as the longest day of the year,\u00a0is June 20. Here's what to now about the time and rituals.
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Science: computer-generated - Sapas Mons - volcano
NASA plans on returning to Venus for the first…
NASA plans on returning to Venus for the first time in years with the hopes of learning whether the planet supported life previously
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Finance: Jonah Keim - NATHAN DENETTE - CANADIAN PRESS
…male wolf roam the tundra in Nunavut.
A female wolf, left, and male wolf roam the tundra in Nunavut.
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Marco Restivo Barcroft Media - globe-spanning
Globe-spanning geological events seem to follow a pattern.
Globe-spanning geological events seem to follow a pattern. Here's when we are due for the next one
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Science: President Donald Trump - impeachment
Louie Gohmert wants to know.
WASHINGTON – If the U.S. Forest Service can do anything to change the orbits of the moon or Earth, Rep. Louie Gohmert wants to know. During a House hearing, ...
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pivoting - drops - consumption
…oil companies are pivoting to petrochemicals
As global oil consumption drops, oil companies are pivoting to petrochemicals
PARIS — The European Space
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Science: blown away - applicants - recruitment - releasing
…more women than ever and some 200...
PARIS — The European Space Agency says it was “blown away” by the record number of applicants — more than 22,000 — hoping to become the continent’s next generation of space travelers, including more women than ever and some 200...
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Science: Jiuquan Satellite - Shenzhou - liftoff - onboard
JIUQUAN, China — A Chinese spaceship carrying a three-…
JIUQUAN, China — A Chinese spaceship carrying a three-person crew docked with China’s new space station at the start of 3-month mission Thursday, marking a milestone in the country’s ambitious space program.
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Crime: Golden State Killer - genealogy - New York - forensic
…that found the Golden State Killer.
Maryland and Montana have passed the nation’s first laws limiting forensic genealogy, the method that found the Golden State Killer.
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Science: weirder - overweight - wrapped - cells
Everything you know about fat cells is wrong: the way fat works in the body is way…
Everything you know about fat cells is wrong: the way fat works in the body is way weirder than most think
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Voyles Pulver - Doyle Rice - USA TODAY - dinah
The threat of tornadoes has increased in much of the South while it’s generally gone down slightly in the…
The threat of tornadoes has increased in much of the South while it’s generally gone down slightly in the Plains states known as “Tornado Alley.”
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Science: Doyle Rice - thorson - Padilla - Voyles - pulver
We talked with scientists and examined years of data to explain why millions across the South are at risk
We talked with scientists and examined years of data to explain why millions across the South are at risk
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Team Rand Paul - Stephen Colbert - COVID-19
Jon Stewart: Wuhan lab leak denial like rejecting Hershey role in Pa. ‘chocolatey goodness outbreak’
Jon Stewart appears to be on “Team Rand Paul” when it comes to the origins of COVID-19.
Jon Stewart appears to be on “Team Rand Paul” when it comes to the origins of COVID-19.
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Science: accelerators - United States - footprints - stifled
Political needs have acted as key scientific accelerators but have also at times stifled scientific progress
Political needs have acted as key scientific accelerators but have also at times stifled scientific progress
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Science: Commonwealth Scientific - Sungkyunkwan University
…science agency and a university in South Korea — takes to detect that ransomware has detonated on a computer...
115milliseconds. As quick as a blink, that's the amount of time a new technology —developed by researchers from Australia's national science agency and a university in South Korea — takes to detect that ransomware has detonated on a computer...
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Science: Cherokee Nation - trailblazers - likenesses
Poet and author Maya Angelou, America’s first woman in space, U.S. astronaut Sally Ride, and a revered…
Poet and author Maya Angelou, America’s first woman in space, U.S. astronaut Sally Ride, and a revered Cherokee Nation leader are among female trailblazers whose likenesses will appear on the U.S. quarter.
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Massachusetts Department - beachgoers - beaches
…beachgoers about dangerous lion’s mane jellyfish at three local beaches.
The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation is warning beachgoers about dangerous lion’s mane jellyfish at three local beaches.
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Science: Norman Loeb - imbalance - Geophysical - absorbs
Using satellite data, researchers measured what is known as Earth's energy imbalance - the difference between how…
Using satellite data, researchers measured what is known as Earth's energy imbalance - the difference between how much energy the planet absorbs from the sun, and how much it's able to shed, or radiate back out into space. That imbalance...
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Science: milestone - Three Chinese - spacecraft - manned
Astronauts arrived Thursday at China'…
Astronauts arrived Thursday at China's new space station, marking another milestone in the country's ambitious space program
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botanical - Cornwall - borrow
…cake at a botanical garden in Cornwall.
Queen Elizabeth II borrowed a ceremonial sword to cut a big cake at a botanical garden in Cornwall.
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Science: Westminster Kennel Club - tarrytown - fifth-ever
…Kennel Club dog show: Wasabi.
TARRYTOWN, N.Y. — The flavor of the year at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show: Wasabi.
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Science: Dallas Police Department - Monday Letters
…000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines to Taiwan. The timing could not be more critical. Even amid a recent surge of cases,...
On June 7, the U.S. delivered 750,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines to Taiwan. The timing could not be more critical. Even amid a recent surge of cases,...
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Science: Mother Earth - evangelize - czar - UAE - snake
…evangelize on behalf of Mother Earth.
American climate czar, John Kerry, was recently in the UAE to evangelize on behalf of Mother Earth.
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Science: Wuhan Institute - narratives - gadflies - eminent
…honest disagreement as moral heresy.
Good journalism, like good science, should follow evidence, not narratives. It should pay as much heed to intelligent gadflies as it does to eminent authorities. And it should never treat honest disagreement as moral heresy.
In some individuals, the
toll of the past year led
to worsening mental health.:
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evidence-backed - simon-thomas - well-being
…others may emerge more resilient.
In some individuals, the toll of the past year led to worsening mental health. But research indicates others may emerge more resilient.
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Entertainment: Henry VIII - samgoldwynfilms - Viking - Roman
For Jonathan Rhys Meyers, going into a distant place as he does in “Edge of the World” is a familiar journey.
For Jonathan Rhys Meyers, going into a distant place as he does in “Edge of the World” is a familiar journey. Having played King Henry VIII in “The Tudors,” a Viking, first century Roman, ancient G…
driest - cooler - 1979 - 1895
The last time June started so hot was in 1979 when temperatures in the first two days of June hit 85 and 88 degrees,…
The last time June started so hot was in 1979 when temperatures in the first two days of June hit 85 and 88 degrees, the weather service says. Washington also had its fourth driest March and April since 1895.
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Science: Anthony Kennedy - Retired Supreme Court - universe
In 1992 Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote, “At the heart of liberty is the right to define one’s own concept…
In 1992 Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote, “At the heart of liberty is the right to define one’s own concept of existence, of meaning, of the universe and the mystery of human life.”
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Science: arachnids - creatures - exotic - reveals
The discovery of exotic arachnids reveals as much about the structure of…
The discovery of exotic arachnids reveals as much about the structure of science as it does about the creatures
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Moon - planets - universe - colony - permanent
A permanent Moon colony could become a reality in a few decades
A permanent Moon colony could become a reality in a few decades
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Science: Space Telescope
Over 30 years of photos from the Hubble Space Telescope
Over 30 years of photos from the Hubble Space Telescope
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Science: capsule - culminate - safaris - yachts
Forget luxury African safaris or Caribbean cruises on private chartered yachts. Space is now the hot adventure if you…
Forget luxury African safaris or Caribbean cruises on private chartered yachts. Space is now the hot adventure if you can catch a ride. The bidding for a seat on the July 20 launch of Blue Origin will culminate Saturday in...
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Science: Oleg Novitsky - Pyotr Dubrov - Associated Press
MOSCOW — Two Russian cosmonauts ventured out of the International…
MOSCOW — Two Russian cosmonauts ventured out of the International Space Station Wednesday on a spacewalk to prepare for the arrival of a new Russian module.
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The Mayflower - Alastair Grant - retracing
…journey of the famous English vessel had to turn back Friday to fix a mechanical problem.
A sleek robotic trimaran retracing the 1620 journey of the famous English vessel had to turn back Friday to fix a mechanical problem.
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Science: Blue Origin - Neil Armstrong - up-and-down - 52nd
…Blue Origin, did not disclose the winner’s name...
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — An auction for a ride into space next month alongside Jeff Bezos and his brother ended with a winning $28 million bid Saturday. The Amazon founder's rocket company, Blue Origin, did not disclose the winner’s name...
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Joe Biden - constructive
President Joe Biden agreed in a “constructive” summit to…
GENEVA — Russian President Vladimir Putin says he and U.S. President Joe Biden agreed in a “constructive” summit to return ambassadors to their posts, lowering tensions and b…
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News: rainfall - stretches - yep - H2O - precious
Yep, there's a best time to water them
Yep, there's a best time to water them
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Science: AbCellera Biologics - Andrew Petrozzi - sparking
…principal at broker Avison Young.
A second coming of B.C. life sciences companies, led by heavyweight AbCellera Biologics, is sparking the development of expensive and custom-built commercial real estate space, according to Andrew Petrozzi, principal at broker Avison Young.
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Culture: Seattleite Kelly Brenner - Greater Seattle - Venice
Plug in these audiobooks and go for a walk around Greater Seattle while the weather outside is…
Plug in these audiobooks and go for a walk around Greater Seattle while the weather outside is sunny and warm. From “Nature Obscura,” written by Seattleite Kelly Brenner, to a collection of walks taken by women in Paris, Venice, Tokyo...
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COVID-19 - coronavirus - pipetting - salon - theory
Salon asked coronavirus researchers to weigh in on the conspiracy theory…
Salon asked coronavirus researchers to weigh in on the conspiracy theory that COVID-19 leaked from a Chinese lab
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Culture: Joe Biden - Mikhail Metzel Sputnik - architect
What really makes a summit successful, according to the top U.S. architect of the New START treaty.
What really makes a summit successful, according to the top U.S. architect of the New START treaty.
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Environment: Fisheries Minister Bernadette Jordan - Bligh Island
…sank in 1968 and is leaking oil off the west coast of Vancouver Island.
The federal government is taking steps to remove bulk fuel from a vessel that sank in 1968 and is leaking oil off the west coast of Vancouver Island.
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Science: interacts - proposes - unknown - theory
Perhaps dark matter is hard to observe because it interacts via a new, unknown force,…
Perhaps dark matter is hard to observe because it interacts via a new, unknown force, a novel new theory proposes
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Science: silvicultural - enhancements - intentions - spends
Opinion: Government's policy intentions paper indicates the province spends over $20 million annually…
Opinion: Government's policy intentions paper indicates the province spends over $20 million annually on silvicultural enhancements, but with an area of 20.3…
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Entertainment: Blue Origin - SiteOne - 14th - amazon
…he’s scheduled to go into space from a launch site near...
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos will put tiny Van Horn, Texas, on the international map next month when he’s scheduled to go into space from a launch site near...
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Science: Shower Observatory - Sichuan Province - brilliantly
He brilliantly summarized the whole point...
One of my favorite quotes about science comes not from a practicing scientist but from a comedian, Dara O’Briain. He brilliantly summarized the whole point...
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Health: Washington Times - inextricably - intertwined
…intertwined with the advance of technology.
Throughout history, the advance mankind has been inextricably intertwined with the advance of technology.
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Science: Washington Times - rendering - circling - Juno
…with the celestial body in more than 20 years.
NASA’s Juno spacecraft zipped past Jupiter’s largest moon Ganymede Monday afternoon, the first close encounter with the celestial body in more than 20 years.
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Science: flavors - sheds - formulate
A new book sheds light on how food companies use science to formulate flavors…
A new book sheds light on how food companies use science to formulate flavors and foods we can’t resist
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retiring - somewhat - saved - enjoy - piece
If you’ve saved well enough to retire, but can’t quite decide which you’d enjoy more — retiring now or…
If you’ve saved well enough to retire, but can’t quite decide which you’d enjoy more — retiring now or continuing to work — there’s a piece of research that suggests you might live somewhat longer …
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Science: Egyptian Civilization - archaeological
CAIRO — Workers dig and ferry wheelbarrows laden with sand to open a new shaft at a bustling…
CAIRO — Workers dig and ferry wheelbarrows laden with sand to open a new shaft at a bustling archaeological site outside of Cairo, while a handful of Egyptian archaeologists supervise from garden chairs.
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Science: Gene Roddenberry - supernova - appreciate
Star Trek fans do agree on a lot.
Star Trek fans do agree on a lot. For one thing, they’re interested in science and the idea of using it to seek out new worlds. They appreciate creator Gene Roddenberry and his vision of a mostly positive future for...
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the grounds of an ecological
reserve in Huntington Beach,…:
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Health: Southern California - Huntington Beach - scaring
…scaring off some 3,000 elegant terns who had recently laid eggs.
A drone crashed in May on the grounds of an ecological reserve in Huntington Beach, Calif., scaring off some 3,000 elegant terns who had recently laid eggs. Left alone, they are unlikely to hatch.
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Science: CANAVERAL - Juno spacecraft
…provided the first close-ups of Jupiter’s largest moon in two decades.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — NASA’s Juno spacecraft has provided the first close-ups of Jupiter’s largest moon in two decades.
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Science: Wuhan Institute - COVID-19 - coronavirus - Virology
…most notably from China.
The Senate overwhelmingly approved a bill Tuesday that aims to boost U.S. semiconductor production and the development of artificial intelligence and other technology in the face of growing international competition, most notably from China.
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Science: plant-eating - long-necked - Australotitan
…calling it Australotitan cooperensis.
Researchers in Eromanga, Queensland, said Monday that they had identified the new species, calling it Australotitan cooperensis. It was a long-necked, plant-eating titanosaur estimated to have lived more than 90 million years ago.
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Finance: Blue Origin - daredevilry - 57-year-old - CANAVERAL
…company makes its first flight with a crew.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Outdoing his fellow billionaires in daredevilry, Jeff Bezos will blast into space next month when his Blue Origin company makes its first flight with a crew.
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Science: Habitat Discovery Loop - Jurassic Park - Don Lessem
…Jurassic Park” and president and CEO of Dino...
This summer, 22 life-size animatronic dinosaurs have taken up residence in the Habitat Discovery Loop at Woodland Park Zoo. The exhibit was designed by Don Lessem, the science advisor for the film “Jurassic Park” and president and CEO of Dino...
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Antarctic - recognizing - surrounding
…surrounding the Antarctic as the Southern Ocean.
National Geographic announced that it's officially recognizing the body of water surrounding the Antarctic as the Southern Ocean.
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SFU Ph.D - Cheryl Chan - findings - aggressive
…ants to get rid of spiders, said researchers.
Despite the findings, people should not use aggressive and invasive European fire ants to get rid of spiders, said researchers.
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Massachusetts Marine Fisheries - Outer Cape
Cape shark researchers tracking a great white roaming the Outer Cape waters are featured in a Discovery promo for next…
Cape shark researchers tracking a great white roaming the Outer Cape waters are featured in a Discovery promo for next month’s Shark Week.
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Science: Gordon McIntyre - miniature - Bahreyni - behraad
Behraad Bahreyni's team will supply miniature devices that will measure gravity, seismic activity
Behraad Bahreyni's team will supply miniature devices that will measure gravity, seismic activity
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Science: High Pointe Elementary - prekindergarten
…delighted to see the evolution of a...
Six prekindergarten students quickly grab their red notebooks and move from one station to another, wide eyed and delighted to see the evolution of a...
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Science: Secretary Pete Buttigieg - Aviation Administration
…buses and trains is driven by public…
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said the federal mask mandate for planes, buses and trains is driven by public health considerations.
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Science: Robert Friedland - Erik Schatzker - James Attwood
Robert Friedland says Congo has…
Robert Friedland says Congo has the world's best deposits of the metal used in everything from electric cars to solar panels and power grids
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Science: creature - fossils - belong
…u00a0cooperensis, that was one of the largest in the world, study says.
Scientists confirmed the finding of a new species of dinosaur, Australotitan\u00a0cooperensis, that was one of the largest in the world, study says.
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Science: alongside
…carrying mission next month.
Jeff Bezos said he will go to space when his company, Blue Origin, launches its first passenger-carrying mission next month. The billionaire, who plans to travel alongside his brother, Mark, made the announcement in an Instagram post Monday.
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Science: loehrke - petras - KT1 - hazardous
2021 KT1, a 'potentially hazardous' asteroid, flew past Earth at 40,000 mph
2021 KT1, a 'potentially hazardous' asteroid, flew past Earth at 40,000 mph
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Science: Mark Bezos - Kent-based - spaceflight - Amazon
…based rocket company he founded more than two decades ago, conducts its first human spaceflight.
Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, said Monday that he would take a trip to space next month when Blue Origin, the Kent-based rocket company he founded more than two decades ago, conducts its first human spaceflight.
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Science: Human Landing System - Jeff Bezos - Kent - contesting
…moon at risk or exclude American industry from the opportunity to compete.
At a time when space exploration and development are increasingly competitive on a global scale, we should not put NASA’s flagship program for returning to the moon at risk or exclude American industry from the opportunity to compete.
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Science: coronavirus - yoghurt - Wuhan - Hubei - infections
…the lab leak theory is part of the conservative arsenal of…
In the U.S., the lab leak theory is part of the conservative arsenal of attacks on those in science and the media
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singularly - ruthlessly - organisms - flawed
The evolutionary idea that all organisms are…
The evolutionary idea that all organisms are singularly wired to ruthlessly pass on their genes is flawed
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Science: Aleesha Harris - warmer - Bill Nye - renowned
…science educator Bill Nye says. It's the rate.
Not only is the world getting warmer, the world is getting warmer fast, renowned science educator Bill Nye says. It's the rate.
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Science: robotic - astronomers - 1990s - phosphine - noxious
…probes to the planet since the early 1990s.
NASA announced a pair of upcoming robotic missions to study our closest neighbor, the first time humans have sent probes to the planet since the early 1990s.
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COVID-era Zoom - casually - acknowledging
Transitioning isn’t a choice made casually…
Transitioning isn’t a choice made casually and I can’t imagine that\u00a0emotional struggle.
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Science: temptation - ambiguity - Joe Biden - COVID-19
And get used to ambiguity.
In scientific disputes, resist the temptation to choose a side based on the politics of the moment; wait until the evidence comes in. And get used to ambiguity.
UFOs
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Science: spacecrafts - UFOs - tasked
But many do believe intelligent alien life exists.
Experts say recent reports of UFOs are unlikely to be alien spacecrafts. But many do believe intelligent alien life exists.
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Culture: Washington Times - garsys - foil - illustration
…now merit a public Pentagon study and scrutiny by Congress.
Unidentified Flying Objects have moved out of the realm of tin foil hats and into the mainstream. They now merit a public Pentagon study and scrutiny by Congress.
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Science: business-as-usual - Jon Talton - climate-crisis
…time is running out to prevent planetary calamity.
Some landmark defeats for business-as-usual in fossil fuels propel us to what seems like a turning point, writes economy columnist Jon Talton. But time is running out to prevent planetary calamity.
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milestone - journey - peaks - honor
Honor this milestone while making sure not to…
Honor this milestone while making sure not to miss the steps along the way.
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Science: Tony Caprio National - Sierra Nevada - smoldering
…500 and 10,000 redwoods perished in the fire.
Researchers used satellite imagery and modeling from previous fires to determine that between 7,500 and 10,000 redwoods perished in the fire. That equates to 10% to 14% of the world’s mature giant sequoia population.
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