The Trump administration is sabotaging the country’s gold-standard climate science in Antarctica and around the world. Original Image Link Source:www.msn.com
Fri, 28 Feb 2025 11:05:34 GMT The military cargo planes that carry researchers from New Zealand to McMurdo, America’s largest coastal base on the continent, regularly turn back halfway in bad weather. At McMurdo, scientists ...
The discovery of these slow-flowing waves under tectonic plates reveal a new process that scults the continents.
RESEARCH: Gernon et al., Nature 2024
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Science News Video: Fradulent Alzheimer's research
A 2022 investigation by Charles Piller helped a neuroscience image sleuth uncover scores of fabrication in #Alzheimers articles, threatening a reigning theory of the disease.
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DATA: S. Lensné et al., Nature 440, 352 (2006)
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Published: 21st Feb 2025 05:00:16 By: Science Magazine
Science News Video: How these hibernating squirrels conquer thirst
During hibernation, thirteen-lined ground squirrels enter a restful state punctuated by periods of activity. Amid these active stretches, squirrels never consume water—and these neurophysiologists have figured out how these squirrels suppress their thirst.
0:00 Why thirteen-lined squirrels to study hibernation
1:25 Squirrel behavior during hibernation
2:33 How thirst works normally
3:00 Hormonal activity during hibernation
3:42 The brain's role
5:05 Future research directions
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Published: 20th Feb 2025 01:00:33 By: Science Magazine
Newly discovered organelles in some marine algae, called nitroplasts, can fix nitrogen -- a process previously only found in bacteria and archaea. #Organelles
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RESEARCH: Coale et al., Science 2024
Published: 14th Feb 2025 06:00:43 By: Science Magazine
Science News Video: RNA-based pesticides enter the field
In the 1930s, a skeleton was discovered at the bottom of a well at the site of a medieval Norwegian fortress, severely injured and buried under large rocks. And to uncover his story, we need a combination of carbon dating, genetics, and Norse sagas.
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Science News Video: JWST Made a Cosmological Crisis Worse
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Astronomers have two main ways to calculate how fast the universe is expanding. Unfortunately, they don't agree with one another. The JWST was supposed to help solve this discrepancy, known as "The Hubble Tension" or "The Crisis in Cosmology". It may just have made it worse.
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Science News Video: Does Red Wine Really Go with Steak?
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Science News Video: The physics behind the sound of clapping | Science News
The sound of hands clapping is thanks to a Helmholtz resonator. That’s the same concept behind the sound made when you blow across the top of an empty bottle. A Helmholtz resonator consists of an enclosed pocket of air, connected to an opening by a neck. Air vibrates within the neck, creating sound waves. When a person claps, an air pocket is formed within the palms. A jet of air streams out of a gap left between the thumb and forefinger, kicking off vibrations in the surrounding air. Researchers saw a similar effect using cup-shaped silicone models designed to mimic palms slapping together.
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Published: 27th Feb 2025 05:14:26 By: Science News
Jon Nelson wasn’t scared of brain surgery. His worry about the procedure was the same amount of worry he had about getting his teeth cleaned — none. What happened next was surreal.
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Jon Nelson explains what it’s like to live with severe depression, and listeners hear the backstory of an experimental treatment involving brain implants.
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Science News Video: See how a coral ‘walks’ | Science News
Young mushroom corals like this one start life on reefs, lurking for tiny prey. But before they get too heavy to nudge themselves along, they make one great migration off the reef, propelling themselves by puffing up on the outer rim of their dome-shaped body and, as the body pulses, jolting forward, as seen in this time-lapse video. It’s slow — an hour or two of “walking” couldn’t even cross a dinner plate — but eventually, they find some deeper place to settle on sand.
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Science News Video: See the world from a zebra's point of view | Science News
Camera collars on six wild zebras in South Africa captured weeks of footage from their lives. An analysis of clips, including those shown here, helped researchers spot interesting behaviors and time spent with other species — particularly giraffes.
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Science Channel Video: A Real Life Chamber of Secrets?? 🧙 | What on Earth? | Science Channel
Meteors are a deadly threat for our planet, including some invading our atmosphere in the not-so-distant past. However, new technology may provide a way for Earth to fight back when they attack.
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Science Channel Video: Anyone Else Hungry Watching These Sandwich Crackers Being Made? 🤤 | How It's Made | Science Channel
See how smart electric meters are manufactured and blue stilton cheese is produced!
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