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Researchers have identified a newly recognized type of extremely energetic particles located in the Sun’s upper atmosphere, revealing a phenomenon that had no
- SciTechDaily - ScienceMars has an active, electrically charged surface where dust storms and spinning dust devils regularly move and reshape the landscape. Mars is often portrayed as
- SciTechDaily - ScienceScientists have identified an unexpected way to study the hidden space weather of distant stars by observing strange, repeating dimming patterns in young M dwar
- SciTechDaily - ScienceScientists have discovered hidden viruses in whales and orcas, revealing a secret side of ocean life no one had seen before. An international team of scientists
- SciTechDaily - ScienceNew research suggests Earth’s earliest sponges lacked skeletons, explaining why their origins appear older than the fossil record. Sponges are considered some
- SciTechDaily - ScienceA study reveals that many clinicians remain unaware of self-administered injectable contraception, despite its decades-long availability. Self-administered inje
- SciTechDaily - ScienceA pulsar’s gentle twinkle is revealing how space quietly bends and delays the signals we receive from the cosmos. For about ten months, scientists led by the
- SciTechDaily - ScienceA researcher is planning on investigating potential treatments aimed at the root causes of type 1 diabetes. At the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC),
- SciTechDaily - SciencePlants constantly balance taking in carbon dioxide with losing water through microscopic leaf pores, but watching this process unfold has long been a challenge.
- SciTechDaily - ScienceA new multi-pronged antibody design could help immune cells receive stronger activation signals against cancer. Researchers at the University of Southampton hav
- SciTechDaily - ScienceA new peer-reviewed study reports that claims of a “world-leading” trophic cascade in Yellowstone National Park are not supported, citing problems with the
- SciTechDaily - ScienceStanding in the harbor of California’s Marina del Rey on a cool day in January 2005, actor and Oceana Board Member Ted Danson smashed a bottle of champagne to
- Oceana - ScienceWhat inspired you to study marine mammals? MC: Ever since my childhood growing up in Spain, I’ve been interested in animals. Once a chair went missing in our
- Oceana - ScienceWhen you picture the ocean, you might imagine peaceful blue waters and an underwater world full of calm and quiet. But beneath the surface, the ocean is actuall
- Oceana - ScienceWhen we think of snow, we usually think of winter. But did you know that it is always snowing in the ocean? Marine snow isn’t the kind you can sled on �
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- Not Exactly Rocket Science - ScienceThe birth of new languages is accompanied by a burst of rapid evolution consisting of large changes in vocabulary that are followed by long periods of relativel
- Not Exactly Rocket Science - ScienceMarriage between closely related cousins is a heavy taboo in many cultures and its critics often cite the higher risk of genetic diseases associated with inbree
- Not Exactly Rocket Science - ScienceThe spinal column that runs down your back is an identity badge that signifies your membership among the vertebrates – animals with backbones. Vertebrates hav
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