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Binary Star System Identified as Source of Milky Way's Mysterious Radio Pulses
Astronomers have identified a binary star system, ILTJ1101, comprising a white dwarf and a red dwarf star, as the source of mysterious, repeating radio pulses detected in the Ursa Major constellation; this discovery expands our understanding of radio pulse generation and challenges previous assumpti...
Binary Star System Identified as Source of Milky Way's Mysterious Radio Pulses
Astronomers have identified a binary star system, ILTJ1101, comprising a white dwarf and a red dwarf star, as the source of mysterious, repeating radio pulses detected in the Ursa Major constellation; this discovery expands our understanding of radio pulse generation and challenges previous assumpti...
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High Plastic Pollution Found in Mediterranean's Deepest Point
A study by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) found 26,715 pieces of plastic waste per square kilometer in the Calypso Abyss, the deepest point of the Mediterranean Sea, highlighting the severe pollution of this semi-enclosed sea with heavy maritime traffic.
High Plastic Pollution Found in Mediterranean's Deepest Point
A study by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) found 26,715 pieces of plastic waste per square kilometer in the Calypso Abyss, the deepest point of the Mediterranean Sea, highlighting the severe pollution of this semi-enclosed sea with heavy maritime traffic.
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Basque Country to Host Europe's Most Powerful Quantum Computer
The Basque Government and IBM will install Europe's most powerful quantum computer, the IBM Quantum System Two, in San Sebastián by year's end, boosting the region's quantum computing capabilities and attracting global talent.
Basque Country to Host Europe's Most Powerful Quantum Computer
The Basque Government and IBM will install Europe's most powerful quantum computer, the IBM Quantum System Two, in San Sebastián by year's end, boosting the region's quantum computing capabilities and attracting global talent.
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German Parliament Demands Transparency on COVID-19 Origin Investigation
Germany's parliamentary intelligence committee demanded the government publicly release its findings on COVID-19's origin following media reports of plausible evidence supporting a lab leak theory in Wuhan, China, despite virologists lacking access to raw data and favoring a natural origin.
German Parliament Demands Transparency on COVID-19 Origin Investigation
Germany's parliamentary intelligence committee demanded the government publicly release its findings on COVID-19's origin following media reports of plausible evidence supporting a lab leak theory in Wuhan, China, despite virologists lacking access to raw data and favoring a natural origin.
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Blood Moon" Total Lunar Eclipse Visible Worldwide
A total lunar eclipse, or "blood moon", occurred on Thursday night into Friday morning, turning the full "Worm Moon" reddish due to sunlight refraction through Earth's atmosphere; the eclipse, dubbed the "Columbus Eclipse", mirrored a 1504 event used by Christopher Columbus and occurs within a 521-y...
Blood Moon" Total Lunar Eclipse Visible Worldwide
A total lunar eclipse, or "blood moon", occurred on Thursday night into Friday morning, turning the full "Worm Moon" reddish due to sunlight refraction through Earth's atmosphere; the eclipse, dubbed the "Columbus Eclipse", mirrored a 1504 event used by Christopher Columbus and occurs within a 521-y...
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Trump Administration's NOAA Budget Cuts Threaten Public Safety and Economic Prosperity
The Trump administration's proposed budget cuts to NOAA threaten public safety and economic prosperity by jeopardizing the agency's ability to provide critical weather forecasts, manage fisheries, and support various industries, potentially resulting in billions of dollars in economic losses and cou...
Trump Administration's NOAA Budget Cuts Threaten Public Safety and Economic Prosperity
The Trump administration's proposed budget cuts to NOAA threaten public safety and economic prosperity by jeopardizing the agency's ability to provide critical weather forecasts, manage fisheries, and support various industries, potentially resulting in billions of dollars in economic losses and cou...
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USGS Survey Sparks Concerns Over US Restrictions on Scientific Research
The US Geological Survey sent a politically charged 36-question survey to Dutch researchers involved in a satellite-based forest monitoring project, raising concerns about restrictions on scientific research and the impact of US political priorities on international collaboration.
USGS Survey Sparks Concerns Over US Restrictions on Scientific Research
The US Geological Survey sent a politically charged 36-question survey to Dutch researchers involved in a satellite-based forest monitoring project, raising concerns about restrictions on scientific research and the impact of US political priorities on international collaboration.
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56% Bias Score
Study Predicts Next Ice Age in 10,000 Years, but Human Activity May Delay It
A new study predicts the next ice age in 10,000 years, but record fossil fuel burning may delay it due to rising temperatures, according to researchers who analyzed 900,000 years of climate data linked to Earth's orbital variations.
Study Predicts Next Ice Age in 10,000 Years, but Human Activity May Delay It
A new study predicts the next ice age in 10,000 years, but record fossil fuel burning may delay it due to rising temperatures, according to researchers who analyzed 900,000 years of climate data linked to Earth's orbital variations.
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Neuroscience of Collaboration: How Brain Chemistry Impacts Teamwork
Brain chemistry significantly impacts workplace collaboration; cortisol hinders teamwork with unfamiliar colleagues, while oxytocin fosters trust, and dopamine rewards curiosity. Strategies to improve collaboration include building psychological safety, encouraging knowledge sharing, and fostering t...
Neuroscience of Collaboration: How Brain Chemistry Impacts Teamwork
Brain chemistry significantly impacts workplace collaboration; cortisol hinders teamwork with unfamiliar colleagues, while oxytocin fosters trust, and dopamine rewards curiosity. Strategies to improve collaboration include building psychological safety, encouraging knowledge sharing, and fostering t...
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Volcanic Activity and Continental Growth Increased Atmospheric Oxygen Before the Great Oxidation Event
A Japanese research team's study, published in Communications Earth & Environment, used numerical modeling to demonstrate how intense volcanism and continental growth during the late Archean Eon increased atmospheric oxygen levels before the Great Oxidation Event by enriching oceans with nutrients a...
Volcanic Activity and Continental Growth Increased Atmospheric Oxygen Before the Great Oxidation Event
A Japanese research team's study, published in Communications Earth & Environment, used numerical modeling to demonstrate how intense volcanism and continental growth during the late Archean Eon increased atmospheric oxygen levels before the Great Oxidation Event by enriching oceans with nutrients a...
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Saturn's Rings Temporarily Hidden by Equinox
Saturn's rings are currently invisible from Earth due to the planet's equinox causing an edge-on view; they will reappear around May 2026, though their long-term existence remains uncertain.
Saturn's Rings Temporarily Hidden by Equinox
Saturn's rings are currently invisible from Earth due to the planet's equinox causing an edge-on view; they will reappear around May 2026, though their long-term existence remains uncertain.
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Spreads Across Antarctica
A highly pathogenic avian influenza virus has spread throughout Antarctica, infecting various bird and mammal species, though penguin mortality remains surprisingly low. The virus, originally from China, was first detected in the Antarctic on February 24, 2024, and has already caused significant mor...
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Spreads Across Antarctica
A highly pathogenic avian influenza virus has spread throughout Antarctica, infecting various bird and mammal species, though penguin mortality remains surprisingly low. The virus, originally from China, was first detected in the Antarctic on February 24, 2024, and has already caused significant mor...
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24% Bias Score
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