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Dinosaurs
Europe’s largest dinosaur skeleton may have been hiding in a Portuguese backyard
Europe’s largest dinosaur skeleton may have been hiding in a Portuguese backyard
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Laura Baisas
Deep Space
In a first, James Webb Space Telescope reveals distant gassy atmosphere is filled with carbon dioxide
In a first, James Webb Space Telescope reveals distant gassy atmosphere is filled with carbon dioxide
By
Laura Baisas
Science
Federally funded research will be paywall-free by 2026
Federally funded research will be paywall-free by 2026
By
Laura Baisas
COVID-19
Long COVID could be keeping as many as 4 million Americans out of work
Long COVID could be keeping as many as 4 million Americans out of work
By
Laura Baisas
Deep Space
Newly discovered exoplanet may be a ‘Super Earth’ covered in water
Newly discovered exoplanet may be a ‘Super Earth’ covered in water
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Laura Baisas
Climate Change
California poised to ban the sale of new gasoline-powered cars
California poised to ban the sale of new gasoline-powered cars
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Laura Baisas
Energy
Hawaii’s only coal plant will shut down for good in September
Hawaii’s only coal plant will shut down for good in September
By
Laura Baisas
Biology
You might have a doppelgänger who shares your DNA
You might have a doppelgänger who shares your DNA
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Laura Baisas
Biology
Skull research sheds light on human-Neanderthal interbreeding
Skull research sheds light on human-Neanderthal interbreeding
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
For marine life to survive, we must cut carbon emissions
For marine life to survive, we must cut carbon emissions
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
A mysterious virus is killing dogs in Michigan
A mysterious virus is killing dogs in Michigan
By
Laura Baisas
NASA
Jupiter is a dreamlike jewel in new James Webb Space Telescope images
Jupiter is a dreamlike jewel in new James Webb Space Telescope images
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
Severe droughts are bringing archaeological wonders and historic horrors to the surface
Severe droughts are bringing archaeological wonders and historic horrors to the surface
By
Laura Baisas
Science
Geologists: We’re not ready for volcanoes
Geologists: We’re not ready for volcanoes
By
Laura Baisas
Science
Certain PFAS were destroyed with a common soap ingredient in lab tests
Certain PFAS were destroyed with a common soap ingredient in lab tests
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Laura Baisas
Deep Space
NASA’s oldest probe, Voyager 2, is turning 45 at the solar system’s edge
NASA’s oldest probe, Voyager 2, is turning 45 at the solar system’s edge
By
Laura Baisas
Science
Fake Galileo manuscript suspected to be a 20th-century forgery
Fake Galileo manuscript suspected to be a 20th-century forgery
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Laura Baisas
Environment
What the Colorado River’s record lows mean for western US
What the Colorado River’s record lows mean for western US
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Laura Baisas
Animals
3D models show the megalodon was faster, fiercer than we ever thought
3D models show the megalodon was faster, fiercer than we ever thought
By
Laura Baisas
Science
This small asteroid has a tiny moon of its own
This small asteroid has a tiny moon of its own
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Laura Baisas
Health
New York City sees a record-breaking number of West Nile virus-infected mosquitoes
New York City sees a record-breaking number of West Nile virus-infected mosquitoes
By
Laura Baisas
Animals
A genetics startup wants to bring the Tasmanian tiger back from extinction
A genetics startup wants to bring the Tasmanian tiger back from extinction
By
Laura Baisas
Health
Many hearing aids will now be easier (and cheaper) to buy in the US
Many hearing aids will now be easier (and cheaper) to buy in the US
By
Laura Baisas
COVID-19
Omicron-specific COVID vaccine approved in the UK
Omicron-specific COVID vaccine approved in the UK
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
By 2050, most of the US will be blanketed by extreme heat belt
By 2050, most of the US will be blanketed by extreme heat belt
By
Laura Baisas
NASA
NASA releases Hubble images of cotton candy-colored clouds in Orion Nebula
NASA releases Hubble images of cotton candy-colored clouds in Orion Nebula
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Laura Baisas
Animals
Cincinnati Zoo welcomes surprise baby hippo after mother’s birth control ‘fritzes’
Cincinnati Zoo welcomes surprise baby hippo after mother’s birth control ‘fritzes’
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Laura Baisas
Dinosaurs
Move over, Stegosaurus, there’s a new armored dino in town
Move over, Stegosaurus, there’s a new armored dino in town
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Laura Baisas
COVID-19
With COVID-19 ‘here to stay,’ CDC loosens most guidelines
With COVID-19 ‘here to stay,’ CDC loosens most guidelines
By
Laura Baisas
Science
An asteroid the size of a blue whale is speeding past Earth today
An asteroid the size of a blue whale is speeding past Earth today
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Laura Baisas
Climate Change
The East Antarctic Ice Sheet could raise sea levels 16 feet by 2500
The East Antarctic Ice Sheet could raise sea levels 16 feet by 2500
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Laura Baisas
Animals
Newly discovered Langya virus may have jumped from shrews to humans
Newly discovered Langya virus may have jumped from shrews to humans
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Laura Baisas
Animals
This giant isopod lives in the crater of a dinosaur-killing asteroid
This giant isopod lives in the crater of a dinosaur-killing asteroid
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Laura Baisas
Diseases
The monkeypox vaccine can now be injected in a more effective way
The monkeypox vaccine can now be injected in a more effective way
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Laura Baisas
Deep Space
This glittery Hubble image shows how far we’ve come in studying distant stars
This glittery Hubble image shows how far we’ve come in studying distant stars
By
Laura Baisas
Climate Change
One of the world’s driest places just saw record flooding
One of the world’s driest places just saw record flooding
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Laura Baisas
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