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‘Off-Earth’ asks how to build a better future in space

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Off-EarthErika NesvoldMIT Press, $27.95 Astrophysicist Erika Nesvold once asked an executive of a company aiming to mine the moon how he planned to address...

A hormone shot helped mice drunk on alcohol sober up quickly

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The only cure to being drunk is to wait it out. But that might not always be the case: Injecting drunk mice with...

A ‘Dark Big Bang’ may have flooded the universe with invisible matter, new study proposes

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The Big Bang may have been accompanied by a shadow, "Dark" Big Bang that flooded our cosmos with mysterious dark matter, cosmologists have...

Abbott reappoints Coble of Fort Worth to to Texas Forensic Science Commission

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Gov. Greg Abbott has reappointed Patrick Buzzini, Ph. D.; Michael Coble, Ph.D.; Nancy Dowling Ph. D.; and Jasmine Drake Ph. D. to the...

‘Oumuamua isn’t an alien spaceship — it’s a rock that’s farting hydrogen, new study suggests

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The bizarre movements of the interstellar object 'Oumuamua may have a reasonable explanation that has nothing to do with intelligent aliens, new research...

A surprisingly simple explanation for ‘Oumuamua’s weird orbit

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Lansing students experience immersive science lesson

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LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - Students in Lansing got a chance to immerse themselves in the science world.Students from the Greater Lansing Adventist School...

Scientists search through Beethoven’s DNA to understand composer’s many ailments : Shots

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With Locks of Hair, Scientists Solve a Beethoven Mystery

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Scientists Solve ‘Alien Spacecraft’ Oumuamua Comet Mystery

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The astronomers operating the Pan-STARRS1...

Science Museum blames budget shortfall for latest layoffs

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At 75, research trailblazer urges young women, minority students who want to be scientists to “go for it”

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Trailblazing molecular biologist encourages girl to 'go for it' Lydia Villa-Komaroff became a molecular biologist despite having almost no one in...

Torrey Hills School students compete in regional Science Olympiad

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Torrey Hills School made a strong comeback at the San Diego Regional Division B Science Olympiad Competition on March 4 after a...

NASA scientists believe doomsday asteroid impacts much more frequent and destructive than prior estimates

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Carmel Valley Middle School Science Olympiad team to compete at state competition

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Ramen, Japchae, Lo Mein and Vermicelli are the names of the four Carmel Valley Middle School (CVMS) Science Olympiad teams led by...

Meet 2 ladies behind the science at the GBI

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ExploreFirst female Marietta police officer blazed the trail for others to followWith the recent rise in the number of counterfeit pills along with...

Beetles suck water into their butts to stay hydrated, and now scientists know how

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Whenever beetles get thirsty, all they need to do is take a sip of water — through their butts.This unconventional method of quenching...

Extinction-level asteroid impacts could be far more common than we thought, controversial study suggests

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Earth may have been pummeled by large space rocks more often than previously estimated, controversial new research suggests, raising the risk that a...

Beethoven’s Genome; Plus, Billionaires Back New Kind Of Health Research

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InnovationRx is your weekly digest of healthcare news. To get it in your inbox, subscribe here. The composer Ludwig van Beethoven first began...

Earth May Be Struck by Large Asteroids More Often Than Scientists Once Believed

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Earth might be struck by large asteroids more frequently than scientists had once believed, according to the results of a new study based...

New CBS Reports documentary “Body Brokers” explores realities of donating bodies to science

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New CBS Reports documentary "Body Brokers" explores realities of donating bodies to science - CBS News ...

Santa Barbara Unified junior high schools manage strong showing at Regional Science Olympiad

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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, Calif. – Santa Barbara, La Cumbre and Goleta Valley junior high schools...

Aliens could be found in dust, scientists say

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Sign up to our free weekly IndyTech newsletter delivered straight to your inboxSign up to our free IndyTech newsletterAlien life could be found...

Alien mothership lurking in our solar system could be watching us with tiny probes, Pentagon official suggests

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Could an alien mothership be hovering around the solar system, sending out tiny probes to explore planets? According to a Harvard scientist and...

ASK YOUR SCIENCE TEACHER

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QUESTION: We see a lot of neon signs,...

What these computer science students built (and learned) in 10 weeks – GeekWire

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The tech world is abuzz about artificial...

Science Group Strongly Supports McEachin EJ for All Act

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Washington (March 22, 2023)—Today, Reps. Raul Grijalva and Barbara Lee and Sens. Cory Booker and Tammy Duckworth introduced the A. Donald McEachin Environmental...

What made Beethoven ill? DNA tests on his hair offers clues

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This Is the Lightest Paint in the World

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Dayna Baumeister, codirector of Arizona State University’s Biomimicry Center, isn’t surprised that the paint has so many hidden functions. “It’s a fantastic demonstration...

Interstellar object ‘Oumuamua probably moved strangely due to gas, study says : NPR

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DNA from Beethoven’s hair hints at what killed the composer

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DNA from strands of Beethoven’s hair is helping to uncover what may have caused his death, researchers say. The composer was plagued with health...

Orlando Science Center uncorking wine-based fundraiser – Orlando Sentinel

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Orlando Science Center again is prepping for its Science of Wine fundraiser, which is set for April 22.Tickets are now on sale for...

Life science development approved in San Carlos | Local News

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Dinosaurs Were Evolutionary Copycats of These Long-Lost Look-Alikes | Science

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Save caterpillars by turning the lights down

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Artificial light at night can wreak havoc on a number of animals, from confusing moonlight-following...

7 free learning resources to land top data science jobs

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Data science is an exciting and rapidly growing field that involves extracting insights and knowledge from data. To land a top data science...