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Raging oceans smash records along West Coast and scientists are alarmed
Read More: Raging oceans smash records along West Coast and scientists are alarmedAlong the Pacific, the ocean is no longer a distant backdrop but an active, punishing force that is pushing into…
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Scientists film electrons breaking bonds in real time for the 1st time ever
Read More: Scientists film electrons breaking bonds in real time for the 1st time everFor the first time, scientists have recorded electrons in the act of snapping chemical bonds, turning an abstract quantum process…
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Iconic ski resorts face extinction as global warming wipes out snow
Read More: Iconic ski resorts face extinction as global warming wipes out snowFrom the Rockies to the Alps, the winter playgrounds that defined modern ski culture are running out of the one…
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NASA rolls Artemis II mega moon rocket to pad for epic February launch
Read More: NASA rolls Artemis II mega moon rocket to pad for epic February launchThe towering Space Launch System that will send astronauts around the Moon for the first time in more than half…
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NORAD says Russian Su-35 buzzed F-16 while stalking Tu-95 nuclear bomber
Read More: NORAD says Russian Su-35 buzzed F-16 while stalking Tu-95 nuclear bomberA close encounter between a Russian Su-35 and a U.S. F-16 over the Alaskan approaches has pushed a long-running cat-and-mouse…
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Frozen Greenland isn’t green at all, so why did it get that name?
Read More: Frozen Greenland isn’t green at all, so why did it get that name?From space, Greenland looks less like a pastoral paradise and more like a frozen shield, its interior locked under one…
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Microplastics panic? New study says major testing error fooled the world
Read More: Microplastics panic? New study says major testing error fooled the worldFor years, headlines have warned that our blood, brains, and even unborn children are riddled with microscopic plastic. Now a…
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As Big Tech grabs the power grid, its energy risks explode
Read More: As Big Tech grabs the power grid, its energy risks explodeBig Tech is no longer just a heavy user of electricity, it is rapidly becoming part of the power system…
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World’s first ‘graviton trap’ could crack the 100-year quantum mystery
Read More: World’s first ‘graviton trap’ could crack the 100-year quantum mysteryPhysicists are preparing an experiment that sounds like science fiction: a device designed to snare individual particles of gravity and…
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The real inconvenient truth: why CO₂ might not be the climate villain
Read More: The real inconvenient truth: why CO₂ might not be the climate villainPublic debate has turned carbon dioxide into a kind of one-word explanation for every climate anxiety, a villain that neatly…
