ScienceJun 2
Colorado and Oregon Lift Fishing Limits at Drought-Threatened Reservoirs
Wildlife officials in Colorado and Oregon are removing fishing restrictions at reservoirs expected to dry up due to ongoing drought conditions.
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ScienceMar 27
Studies Examine Anti-Aging Approaches from Multivitamins to Brain Preservation
Recent research explores various methods to combat aging, including daily multivitamins and diabetes medications affecting brain function.
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ScienceMay 10
Multiple coastal incidents reported along West Coast and Southern California
Various marine and environmental incidents have been reported along Western U.S. coastlines in recent days.
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ScienceApr 14
Strong Earthquake in Southern Canada Felt Across Multiple US States
A significant earthquake originating in southern Canada sent tremors across multiple US states, affecting millions of people.
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ScienceMay 15
DNA Analysis Identifies Sailors from 1845 Franklin Arctic Expedition
Researchers used DNA testing to identify remains of sailors from the doomed 1845 Franklin expedition, resolving decades of debate about the disaster.
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ScienceMay 30
Cornell Researchers Discover 5.5 Million Bee Colony Under New York Cemetery
Scientists at Cornell University found one of the largest recorded bee colonies, with 5.5 million bees, living underground beneath a New York cemetery.
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ScienceMar 23
Nationwide Dog Aging Research Project Studies Canines to Benefit Human Health
Scientists are studying aging in dogs through a nationwide research project, with findings that may help both canines and humans live longer, healthier lives.
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ScienceJun 12
Archaeological Discoveries Emerge from Iron Age Britain and Revolutionary War Sites
Recent archaeological work has uncovered evidence of ancient practices in Britain and Revolutionary War artifacts at Bunker Hill.
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ScienceMay 10
Study Identifies Potential Source of Microplastic Accumulation in Human Brain
New research examines how microplastics may enter the brain, while separate studies explore how fathers pass traits to offspring through sperm.
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ScienceApr 7
NASA Releases First Images from Crew's Moon Flyby Mission
NASA has published the initial photographs captured by astronauts during their recent lunar flyby mission.
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ScienceMar 17
NASA Confirms Meteor Caused Loud Boom Heard Across Ohio and Pennsylvania
A 7-ton meteor traveling at 45,000 mph created a loud boom Tuesday morning that was heard and felt across parts of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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ScienceApr 22
MIT Engineers Develop Method to Convert Plastic Waste Into Building Materials
Researchers at MIT have created a process to transform single-use plastics into construction materials, potentially addressing both waste pollution and housing demands.
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ScienceApr 6
Gray Whale Found Dead After Swimming 20 Miles Up Washington River
A gray whale that had traveled unusually far inland up a Washington state river was discovered dead by marine researchers.
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ScienceJun 8
Researchers Develop Carbon Capture Technology Using Recycled Materials
Scientists have developed methods to convert waste polystyrene into carbon-capturing materials.
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ScienceApr 4
Artemis II Astronaut Victor Glover Conducts Orion Capsule Test Flight
NASA astronaut Victor Glover successfully tested the Orion capsule's manual controls during a demonstration flight, while also commenting on the mission's historical significance.
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