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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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ScienceApr 6

China and Europe Launch Joint Space Mission

China and Europe have launched a rare collaborative space mission, marking an unusual partnership between the two regions in space exploration.

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ScienceApr 11

Weather Systems and Natural Disaster Preparedness Draw Global Attention

Multiple regions face weather-related challenges as El Niño approaches, New Zealand prepares for a cyclone, and US coastal towns seek tsunami protection.

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ScienceApr 18

Earth's Artificial Light Increased 16% from 2014-2022, Satellite Study Shows

NASA-funded research analyzing over 1 million satellite images found Earth's artificial lighting grew 16% over nine years, with volatile patterns.

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ScienceMar 29

Spring Heat Wave Ends in Western U.S. After Setting Over 1,500 Temperature Records

A prolonged spring heat wave across the western United States has concluded after lasting over a week and breaking more than 1,500 temperature records.

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ScienceApr 23

Asian Jumping Worms Detected in California as Invasive Species Spreads

Agriculture authorities confirm presence of Asian jumping worms in California, adding to growing list of states affected by the invasive species.

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ScienceApr 10

Ancient Egyptian Papyrus Scrolls and Prehistoric Sea Creature Studies Make Headlines

Two separate archaeological discoveries emerged this week involving ancient Egyptian artifacts and a reclassified prehistoric marine animal.

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ScienceApr 10

Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Erupts, Sending Lava Fountains 200 Meters Into Air

Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island erupted Thursday morning, producing massive lava fountains and prompting closure of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

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ScienceApr 14

Poll Shows Low Environmental Satisfaction Among Americans Before Earth Day

New Gallup polling reveals only 35% of Americans rate their country's environmental quality positively, marking a record low ahead of Earth Day.

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ScienceApr 21

Meteor Sightings Appear to Increase, Experts Debate Causes

Scientists observe apparent rise in fireball frequency but disagree on explanations for the phenomenon.

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ScienceApr 21

Rare 'Cloud Jaguar' Photographed in Honduras After Decade-Long Absence

Camera trap captures elusive high-altitude jaguar subspecies in Honduras mountain range for first time in ten years.

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ScienceMar 24

Record-Breaking Heat Dome Spreads Across US, 14 States Set March Temperature Records

A massive heat dome has set March temperature records in 14 states and is expanding eastward, potentially becoming one of the most extensive heat waves in US history.

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ScienceApr 1

Western US snowpack hits record lows after warm winter and March heat wave

Snow surveys across the American West show historically low snowpack levels following an unusually warm winter and March temperatures.

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ScienceMar 20

Record-Breaking Heatwave Hits Western US, Arizona Town Reaches Historic March High

Western US experiences extreme temperatures up to 30 degrees above average, with Arizona desert town recording hottest March temperature in US history at 110°F.

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ScienceMar 30

California Startup Reveals Plans for Nonsentient Monkey 'Organ Sacks' for Research

R3 Bio emerged from secrecy to announce funding for creating brainless monkey organisms as alternatives to traditional animal testing methods.

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