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Animals
Wildlife populations have decreased 70 percent in only 50 years, report finds
Wildlife populations have decreased 70 percent in only 50 years, report finds
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Laura Baisas
Dinosaurs
This dinosaur ended up mummified thanks to an ancient crocodile attack
This dinosaur ended up mummified thanks to an ancient crocodile attack
By
Laura Baisas
Deep Space
What spun this exquisite deep-space ‘spider web’? (Hint: not aliens.)
What spun this exquisite deep-space ‘spider web’? (Hint: not aliens.)
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Laura Baisas
Biology
Our long childhoods could be linked to food-gathering skills
Our long childhoods could be linked to food-gathering skills
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Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Rain storms have gotten more intense across most of the US
Rain storms have gotten more intense across most of the US
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Laura Baisas
Animals
At 1,400 pounds, Bear Force One wins this year’s Fat Bear Week showdown
At 1,400 pounds, Bear Force One wins this year’s Fat Bear Week showdown
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Laura Baisas
Deep Space
NASA is pumped about its asteroid-smacking accuracy
NASA is pumped about its asteroid-smacking accuracy
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Laura Baisas
Cancer
Colonoscopies still recommended for older adults, despite tepid new research
Colonoscopies still recommended for older adults, despite tepid new research
By
Laura Baisas
COVID-19
Oxford/AstraZeneca nasal spray COVID-19 vaccine fails first trial
Oxford/AstraZeneca nasal spray COVID-19 vaccine fails first trial
By
Laura Baisas
Biology
Billions of years ago, Mars may have been bustling with climate-changing microbes
Billions of years ago, Mars may have been bustling with climate-changing microbes
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Despite longer hunting seasons, Idaho’s wolf population could be holding steady
Despite longer hunting seasons, Idaho’s wolf population could be holding steady
By
Laura Baisas
International Space Station
Nicole A. Mann becomes first Native American woman in space
Nicole A. Mann becomes first Native American woman in space
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Laura Baisas
Science
A meteor shower and Hunter’s Moon will light the night the sky this weekend
A meteor shower and Hunter’s Moon will light the night the sky this weekend
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
La Niña hits Sydney with record-breaking rain
La Niña hits Sydney with record-breaking rain
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Culver City is home to a unique cat versus coyote conflict
Culver City is home to a unique cat versus coyote conflict
By
Laura Baisas
Deep Space
X-ray vision adds a whole new layer to James Webb Space Telescope images
X-ray vision adds a whole new layer to James Webb Space Telescope images
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Hotter summers are baking the water out of soil at unprecedented rates
Hotter summers are baking the water out of soil at unprecedented rates
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
How do blue whales find food? They check the weather.
How do blue whales find food? They check the weather.
By
Laura Baisas
Biology
The key to tastier beer might be mutant yeast—with notes of banana
The key to tastier beer might be mutant yeast—with notes of banana
By
Laura Baisas
Biology
This pterosaur ancestor was a tiny, flightless dog-like dinosaur
This pterosaur ancestor was a tiny, flightless dog-like dinosaur
By
Laura Baisas
Science
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry just went to 3 scientists who simplified reactions in the lab
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry just went to 3 scientists who simplified reactions in the lab
By
Laura Baisas
Health
The Biden administration plans to expand abortion access in all states
The Biden administration plans to expand abortion access in all states
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Laura Baisas
Biology
Here’s how life on Earth might have formed out of thin air and water
Here’s how life on Earth might have formed out of thin air and water
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Laura Baisas
Animals
Dinosaur-killing asteroid created a tsunami with 2-mile-high waves
Dinosaur-killing asteroid created a tsunami with 2-mile-high waves
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Laura Baisas
Deep Space
SpaceX and NASA are studying how to bump Hubble into higher orbit
SpaceX and NASA are studying how to bump Hubble into higher orbit
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Laura Baisas
Announcements
Nobel Prize in medicine awarded to scientist who sequenced Neanderthal genome
Nobel Prize in medicine awarded to scientist who sequenced Neanderthal genome
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Laura Baisas
Animals
Fish got their jaws millions of years earlier than previously thought
Fish got their jaws millions of years earlier than previously thought
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Laura Baisas
Animals
We’re one step closer to identifying the first-ever mammals
We’re one step closer to identifying the first-ever mammals
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Laura Baisas
Electric Vehicles
New cars sold in New York state must be zero-emissions by 2035
New cars sold in New York state must be zero-emissions by 2035
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Melting sea ice is acidifying the Arctic Ocean
Melting sea ice is acidifying the Arctic Ocean
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Category 4 Hurricane Ian hits Florida, bringing historic storm surge
Category 4 Hurricane Ian hits Florida, bringing historic storm surge
By
Laura Baisas
Deep Space
See a spiral galaxy’s haunting ‘skeleton’ in a chilly new space telescope image
See a spiral galaxy’s haunting ‘skeleton’ in a chilly new space telescope image
By
Laura Baisas
Diseases
Potentially harmful respiratory disease may be on the rise in children, warns CDC
Potentially harmful respiratory disease may be on the rise in children, warns CDC
By
Laura Baisas
Science
The asteroid that created Earth’s largest crater may have been way bigger than we thought
The asteroid that created Earth’s largest crater may have been way bigger than we thought
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Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Gas leaks into the Baltic Sea from Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines
Gas leaks into the Baltic Sea from Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines
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Laura Baisas
Environment
A rare diamond is offering a glimpse into a possibly watery world inside the Earth
A rare diamond is offering a glimpse into a possibly watery world inside the Earth
By
Laura Baisas
COVID-19
Why we should be looking out for diabetes in young people with COVID
Why we should be looking out for diabetes in young people with COVID
By
Laura Baisas
Deep Space
NASA’s first attempt to smack an asteroid was picture perfect
NASA’s first attempt to smack an asteroid was picture perfect
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Laura Baisas
Environment
Forecasters warn Floridians to prepare for rapidly intensifying Hurricane Ian
Forecasters warn Floridians to prepare for rapidly intensifying Hurricane Ian
By
Laura Baisas
Deep Space
This highly detailed image of the Cat’s Eye Nebula might finally help us understand how it formed
This highly detailed image of the Cat’s Eye Nebula might finally help us understand how it formed
By
Laura Baisas
Environment
Hurricane Fiona to make historic landfall in Canada
Hurricane Fiona to make historic landfall in Canada
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Laura Baisas
Environment
You’ve seen Mount Doom in the movies, now look at it from space
You’ve seen Mount Doom in the movies, now look at it from space
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Laura Baisas
Health
Kale is an acquired taste, even in utero
Kale is an acquired taste, even in utero
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Laura Baisas
Fitness & Exercise
Is swimming in ice water good for you?
Is swimming in ice water good for you?
By
Laura Baisas
Cancer
More Americans are surviving cancer now than ever
More Americans are surviving cancer now than ever
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
PTSD found in 1 in 4 adults in Flint, Michigan, after water crisis
PTSD found in 1 in 4 adults in Flint, Michigan, after water crisis
By
Laura Baisas
Deep Space
Neptune’s faint rings glimmer in new James Webb Space Telescope image
Neptune’s faint rings glimmer in new James Webb Space Telescope image
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Laura Baisas
Health
Anxiety screening is now recommended for all adults under 65
Anxiety screening is now recommended for all adults under 65
By
Laura Baisas
Mars
Listen: Meteoroids make little ‘bloop’ noises when crashing into Mars
Listen: Meteoroids make little ‘bloop’ noises when crashing into Mars
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Laura Baisas
Animals
For woodpeckers, dropping beats could be the same as singing
For woodpeckers, dropping beats could be the same as singing
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Laura Baisas
Diseases
STD rates started to spike in the US during the pandemic. Now, they continue to rise.
STD rates started to spike in the US during the pandemic. Now, they continue to rise.
By
Laura Baisas
Environment
Typhoon Nanmadol slams into Japan with record breaking rain
Typhoon Nanmadol slams into Japan with record breaking rain
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Laura Baisas
Animals
How many ants are there on Earth? Thousands of billions.
How many ants are there on Earth? Thousands of billions.
By
Laura Baisas
Environment
Typhoon Merbok breaks records as it lashes the Alaskan coast
Typhoon Merbok breaks records as it lashes the Alaskan coast
By
Laura Baisas
Environment
Hurricane Fiona leaves most of Puerto Rico without power
Hurricane Fiona leaves most of Puerto Rico without power
By
Laura Baisas
Dinosaurs
This 6-inch-long Jurassic creature does a great lizard impersonation
This 6-inch-long Jurassic creature does a great lizard impersonation
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Laura Baisas
Animals
2022 Ig Nobel Prize winners include ducks in a row, constipated scorpions, ice cream, and more
2022 Ig Nobel Prize winners include ducks in a row, constipated scorpions, ice cream, and more
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Laura Baisas
Mars
NASA’s Perseverance rover is on a hunt for microbes on Mars
NASA’s Perseverance rover is on a hunt for microbes on Mars
By
Laura Baisas
Moons
The origin of Saturn’s slanted rings may link back to a lost, ancient moon
The origin of Saturn’s slanted rings may link back to a lost, ancient moon
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Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Patagonia’s $3 billion now belongs to the climate change fight
Patagonia’s $3 billion now belongs to the climate change fight
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Phase out fossil fuels now to avoid a devastating global health crisis, WHO warns
Phase out fossil fuels now to avoid a devastating global health crisis, WHO warns
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Citing a fivefold increase in weather-related disasters, a new UN report urges more ambitious climate goals
Citing a fivefold increase in weather-related disasters, a new UN report urges more ambitious climate goals
By
Laura Baisas
Diseases
Polio is officially circulating in the US again
Polio is officially circulating in the US again
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
Tricolored bats are imperiled by deadly fungal disease
Tricolored bats are imperiled by deadly fungal disease
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Laura Baisas
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