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Thursday, March 24, 2022
On Icy Enceladus, Expansion Cracks Let Inner Ocean Boil Out
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Saturn's tiny, frozen moon Enceladus is slashed by four straight, parallel fissures or "tiger stripes" from which water erupts...
New study of Yellowstone National Park shines new light on once hidden details of the famous American landmark
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The SkyTEM instrument being flown over Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park. Photo by Jeff Hungerford, Yellowstone National Park; suppl...
Wednesday, March 23, 2022
Quantum sensors: Measuring even more precisely
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Time could be determined even more precisely with sophisticated computational methods on entangled atoms. Physicists from Innsbruck, Austria...
Dense Bones Allowed Spinosaurus to Hunt Underwater
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Dense bones in the skeleton of Spinosaurus strongly suggest it spent a substantial amount of time submerged in the water. Artwork credit: Da...
Undersea sediment reveals clues about seismic activity
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The Chikyu is capable of drilling deeper below the seafloor than any other science drilling vessel to date. Credit: Sean Toczko (JAMSTEC sta...
A Laser-Powered Upgrade to Cancer Treatment
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Kei Nakamura, Antoine Snijders and Lieselotte Obst-Huebl (from left) at the BELLA laser facility aligning cartridges containing human cells ...
Artificial Intelligence Tool May Help Predict Heart Attacks
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Damini Dey, PhD Investigators from Cedars-Sinai have created an artificial intelligence-enabled tool that may make it easier to predict if a...
Preserving the past
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Christina Chavez is Sandia National Laboratories’ first full-time archaeologist. She established the Labs’ cultural resources program within...
Scientists discover when beetles became prolific
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Credit: Vladimka production Researchers at the University of Bristol have found that beetles first roamed the world in the Carboniferous an...
Nearby star could help explain why our sun didn’t have sunspots for 70 years
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This image depicts a typical 11-year cycle on the sun, with the fewest sunspots appearing at its minimum (top left and top right) and the mo...
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