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7.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Kamchatka Peninsula
A 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck 93 km from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky on September 19, 2025, at 6:58 AM local time, causing widespread shaking and prompting residents to evacuate their homes; a tsunami warning was issued for the eastern coast.
7.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Kamchatka Peninsula
A 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck 93 km from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky on September 19, 2025, at 6:58 AM local time, causing widespread shaking and prompting residents to evacuate their homes; a tsunami warning was issued for the eastern coast.
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France Experiencing Unexpected September Heatwave
A late-summer heatwave is affecting most of France on September 19th, with temperatures reaching up to 35°C in some areas, a phenomenon linked to climate change and resulting in early grape harvests.
France Experiencing Unexpected September Heatwave
A late-summer heatwave is affecting most of France on September 19th, with temperatures reaching up to 35°C in some areas, a phenomenon linked to climate change and resulting in early grape harvests.
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Ig Nobel Prize Winners Announced
The 2025 Ig Nobel Prizes, awarded for research that makes people laugh then think, recognized studies on Teflon diets, alcohol's effect on language skills, and cow camouflage, among other quirky topics.
Ig Nobel Prize Winners Announced
The 2025 Ig Nobel Prizes, awarded for research that makes people laugh then think, recognized studies on Teflon diets, alcohol's effect on language skills, and cow camouflage, among other quirky topics.
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WMO Report: 2024 Marked by Global Water Extremes
The 2024 World Meteorological Organization (WMO) report reveals that one-third of European rivers experienced significant flooding, affecting over 400,000 people, while 30 percent of global rivers had insufficient water, impacting 3.6 billion individuals.
WMO Report: 2024 Marked by Global Water Extremes
The 2024 World Meteorological Organization (WMO) report reveals that one-third of European rivers experienced significant flooding, affecting over 400,000 people, while 30 percent of global rivers had insufficient water, impacting 3.6 billion individuals.
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Erratic Water Cycle Creates Global Crisis
Only a third of the world's river basins experienced normal water conditions in 2023, as climate change caused widespread drought and flooding, resulting in food scarcity, displacement, and billions of dollars in damage.
Erratic Water Cycle Creates Global Crisis
Only a third of the world's river basins experienced normal water conditions in 2023, as climate change caused widespread drought and flooding, resulting in food scarcity, displacement, and billions of dollars in damage.
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LIGO's Historic Gravitational Wave Detection: Dr. Carl Blair's Pivotal Role
Australian physicist Dr. Carl Blair played a critical role in resolving technical issues at the LIGO observatory, just days before the first-ever detection of gravitational waves from a colliding black hole binary on September 14, 2015.
LIGO's Historic Gravitational Wave Detection: Dr. Carl Blair's Pivotal Role
Australian physicist Dr. Carl Blair played a critical role in resolving technical issues at the LIGO observatory, just days before the first-ever detection of gravitational waves from a colliding black hole binary on September 14, 2015.
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2023 Ig Nobel Prizes Awarded for Quirky Research
The 2023 Ig Nobel Prizes, awarded at a ceremony in Boston, recognized ten unusual scientific studies, including research on lizard pizza preferences, the effectiveness of zebra-striped cow suits in deterring flies, and the impact of alcohol on foreign language pronunciation.
2023 Ig Nobel Prizes Awarded for Quirky Research
The 2023 Ig Nobel Prizes, awarded at a ceremony in Boston, recognized ten unusual scientific studies, including research on lizard pizza preferences, the effectiveness of zebra-striped cow suits in deterring flies, and the impact of alcohol on foreign language pronunciation.
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UK Autumn Leaves Poised for Exceptional Display
An unusually warm summer has led Forestry England to predict a more vibrant autumn leaf display in the UK, with early displays expected from mid-September and lasting into November, due to increased sugar production in leaves resulting in brighter colors.
UK Autumn Leaves Poised for Exceptional Display
An unusually warm summer has led Forestry England to predict a more vibrant autumn leaf display in the UK, with early displays expected from mid-September and lasting into November, due to increased sugar production in leaves resulting in brighter colors.
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Global Collaboration Creates First-Ever Complete Map of Brain Activity During Decision-Making
An unprecedented international collaboration of neuroscientists from 22 labs created the first-ever complete map of brain activity during decision-making in mice, covering 95% of the brain and involving over 600,000 neurons across 279 brain regions.
Global Collaboration Creates First-Ever Complete Map of Brain Activity During Decision-Making
An unprecedented international collaboration of neuroscientists from 22 labs created the first-ever complete map of brain activity during decision-making in mice, covering 95% of the brain and involving over 600,000 neurons across 279 brain regions.
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French Surgeons Restore Sight Using Tooth-Based Implant
In Montpellier, France, surgeons performed a pioneering operation using a tooth implant to restore the sight of Dylan, 24, who had been blind since age 12 due to a severe allergic reaction.
French Surgeons Restore Sight Using Tooth-Based Implant
In Montpellier, France, surgeons performed a pioneering operation using a tooth implant to restore the sight of Dylan, 24, who had been blind since age 12 due to a severe allergic reaction.
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Massive Atlantic Ocean Freshwater Reservoir Discovered
Scientists have discovered a vast, previously unexplored freshwater aquifer off the northeastern US coast, potentially offering a new resource to combat global water shortages.
Massive Atlantic Ocean Freshwater Reservoir Discovered
Scientists have discovered a vast, previously unexplored freshwater aquifer off the northeastern US coast, potentially offering a new resource to combat global water shortages.
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Global Water Cycle Disrupted by Climate Change: 2024 Sees Extreme Events
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reports that two-thirds of global rivers experienced either excessive or insufficient water flow in 2024, the hottest year on record, marking the sixth consecutive year of increasingly unpredictable water extremes driven by climate change.
Global Water Cycle Disrupted by Climate Change: 2024 Sees Extreme Events
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reports that two-thirds of global rivers experienced either excessive or insufficient water flow in 2024, the hottest year on record, marking the sixth consecutive year of increasingly unpredictable water extremes driven by climate change.
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