ScienceMay 27
Environmental Concerns Drive Multiple Coastal and Water-Related Developments
Separate environmental issues affect New Orleans planning, beach safety, and cruise industry projects.
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ScienceJun 7
Research Shows Bumblebees Can Solve Complex Problems Despite Small Brain Size
New scientific research reveals that bumblebees can spontaneously solve problems similar to larger-brained animals like chimps and elephants.
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ScienceMar 25
Startup Develops Brain-Free Organ Systems to Replace Animal Testing
R3 Bio is creating genetically-engineered organ systems without brains as alternatives to laboratory animal testing.
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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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ScienceApr 19
Wildlife Thrives in Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Four Decades After Nuclear Disaster
Nearly 40 years after the Chernobyl nuclear accident, wildlife populations have rebounded in the contaminated exclusion zone despite ongoing radiation hazards.
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ScienceMay 12
Researchers recover lost text from 6th century New Testament manuscript using modern technology
Glasgow researchers used advanced imaging to reveal 42 previously invisible pages from an important early Christian manuscript.
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ScienceMay 12
Pentagon Releases Declassified UAP Images and Documents to Public
The Pentagon has released its first set of declassified unidentified aerial phenomena images and documents, including military reports and NASA archival imagery.
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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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ScienceJun 5
Blue Origin Rocket Explosion Damages Nearby Buildings, Provides Safety Data
A Blue Origin rocket explosion generated overpressure that shattered windows at a hangar approximately one mile from the launch pad.
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ScienceJun 4
NOAA Issues Geomagnetic Storm Watch as Solar Flares Head Toward Earth
Three coronal mass ejections from recent solar flares may create enhanced northern lights visible further south than usual across the United States.
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ScienceApr 11
Artemis II Astronauts Recovered by Helicopter After Ocean Splashdown
Four Artemis II crew members were lifted by helicopter from their splashdown site for transport to a Navy vessel for medical evaluation.
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ScienceMay 21
Britain Reintroduces Beavers to Help Combat Flooding After 400-Year Absence
Communities in Britain are bringing back beavers, extinct for 400 years, to use their natural dam-building abilities for flood control.
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ScienceJun 3
Study Reveals How Different Flu Strains Enter Cells, Potentially Opening Prevention Paths
Researchers discovered that H3N2 and H1N1 influenza strains use distinct cellular entry strategies, findings that could lead to new prevention methods.
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ScienceJun 3
Revolutionary War cannons recovered from Savannah River to be displayed at Georgia museum
Seventeen cannons that sank during the American Revolution will go on display at the Savannah History Museum for America's 250th birthday celebration.
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ScienceMay 20
Study finds Starbucks cups labeled 'widely recyclable' don't reach recycling facilities
Environmental watchdog tracked 53 Starbucks plastic cups with GPS devices and found none reached recycling plants despite company's recycling claims.
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