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First German Woman in Space Inspires STEM
Rabea Rogge, a 29-year-old German robotics researcher, became the first German woman in space on a four-day SpaceX mission, aiming to inspire youth and promote STEM fields.
First German Woman in Space Inspires STEM
Rabea Rogge, a 29-year-old German robotics researcher, became the first German woman in space on a four-day SpaceX mission, aiming to inspire youth and promote STEM fields.
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28% Bias Score
Pharmaceutical Pollution Alters Salmon Migration, Increasing Immediate Success but Potentially Reducing Long-Term Survival
A study in Sweden's Dal River found that clobazam, a common pharmaceutical pollutant, alters young salmon migration, causing them to reach the ocean faster but potentially increasing their vulnerability to predators; researchers tracked over 700 salmon using sound-transmitting tags.
Pharmaceutical Pollution Alters Salmon Migration, Increasing Immediate Success but Potentially Reducing Long-Term Survival
A study in Sweden's Dal River found that clobazam, a common pharmaceutical pollutant, alters young salmon migration, causing them to reach the ocean faster but potentially increasing their vulnerability to predators; researchers tracked over 700 salmon using sound-transmitting tags.
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20% Bias Score
Cannabis Use Linked to Increased Dementia Risk in Hospitalized Adults
A Canadian study found a concerning link between cannabis-related hospital visits and increased dementia risk: a 23% higher risk for ER visits and a 72% higher risk for hospitalizations within five years, highlighting the need for further research on cannabis use and long-term health.
Cannabis Use Linked to Increased Dementia Risk in Hospitalized Adults
A Canadian study found a concerning link between cannabis-related hospital visits and increased dementia risk: a 23% higher risk for ER visits and a 72% higher risk for hospitalizations within five years, highlighting the need for further research on cannabis use and long-term health.
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48% Bias Score
Renowned Climate Scientist Dr. Jenni Evans Dies at 63
Dr. Jenni Evans, a globally recognized climate scientist from Melbourne, Australia, died peacefully at age 63 in Pennsylvania on April 3, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of groundbreaking research on tropical cyclones, hurricane activity, climate change, and mentorship of countless students and collea...
Renowned Climate Scientist Dr. Jenni Evans Dies at 63
Dr. Jenni Evans, a globally recognized climate scientist from Melbourne, Australia, died peacefully at age 63 in Pennsylvania on April 3, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of groundbreaking research on tropical cyclones, hurricane activity, climate change, and mentorship of countless students and collea...
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Elephants Form Protective Circle During Earthquake
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake in Southern California prompted a herd of elephants at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park to form a protective "alert circle," highlighting their social complexity and the need for human cooperation in their conservation.
Elephants Form Protective Circle During Earthquake
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake in Southern California prompted a herd of elephants at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park to form a protective "alert circle," highlighting their social complexity and the need for human cooperation in their conservation.
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Widespread PFAS Contamination in Dutch Backyard Chicken Eggs Prompts Consumption Warning
A nationwide study in the Netherlands revealed dangerously high levels of PFAS in backyard chicken eggs across 59 out of 60 tested locations, prompting the RIVM to advise against their consumption due to potential health risks, while supermarket eggs remain unaffected.
Widespread PFAS Contamination in Dutch Backyard Chicken Eggs Prompts Consumption Warning
A nationwide study in the Netherlands revealed dangerously high levels of PFAS in backyard chicken eggs across 59 out of 60 tested locations, prompting the RIVM to advise against their consumption due to potential health risks, while supermarket eggs remain unaffected.
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48% Bias Score
First-Ever Video Footage of Live Colossal Squid Captured
On March 9th, 2024, the Schmidt Ocean Institute captured the first video footage of a live juvenile colossal squid (Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni) near the South Sandwich Islands during a collaborative oceanographic expedition, marking a significant advance in understanding this elusive deep-sea creatu...
First-Ever Video Footage of Live Colossal Squid Captured
On March 9th, 2024, the Schmidt Ocean Institute captured the first video footage of a live juvenile colossal squid (Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni) near the South Sandwich Islands during a collaborative oceanographic expedition, marking a significant advance in understanding this elusive deep-sea creatu...
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Database Reveals Links Between Milky Seas, Climate Patterns, and Ocean Ecosystems
A new database combines historical sailor accounts and satellite data to study milky seas, a rare bioluminescent ocean phenomenon believed to be caused by Vibrio harveyi bacteria and linked to climate patterns like the Indian Ocean Dipole and El Niño, impacting ecosystems and potentially global weat...
Database Reveals Links Between Milky Seas, Climate Patterns, and Ocean Ecosystems
A new database combines historical sailor accounts and satellite data to study milky seas, a rare bioluminescent ocean phenomenon believed to be caused by Vibrio harveyi bacteria and linked to climate patterns like the Indian Ocean Dipole and El Niño, impacting ecosystems and potentially global weat...
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16% Bias Score
G3 Geomagnetic Storm Impacts Earth, Causing Power Grid and Radio Disruptions
A G3 geomagnetic storm, resulting from a coronal mass ejection (CME), is currently impacting Earth, causing radio blackouts and potential power grid disruptions in the US Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, and Midwest, along with GPS and satellite issues; colorful aurora displays are visible in parts of the U...
G3 Geomagnetic Storm Impacts Earth, Causing Power Grid and Radio Disruptions
A G3 geomagnetic storm, resulting from a coronal mass ejection (CME), is currently impacting Earth, causing radio blackouts and potential power grid disruptions in the US Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, and Midwest, along with GPS and satellite issues; colorful aurora displays are visible in parts of the U...
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44% Bias Score
Colossal Squid Filmed Alive for the First Time
A colossal squid, the largest known squid species, was filmed for the first time in its natural habitat near the Southern Sandwich Islands at a depth of 600 meters by researchers from the Schmidt Ocean Institute using an unmanned submersible; the juvenile squid was approximately 30 centimeters long.
Colossal Squid Filmed Alive for the First Time
A colossal squid, the largest known squid species, was filmed for the first time in its natural habitat near the Southern Sandwich Islands at a depth of 600 meters by researchers from the Schmidt Ocean Institute using an unmanned submersible; the juvenile squid was approximately 30 centimeters long.
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First 3D Map of Mammal Brain Created
Using a tiny piece of mouse brain tissue, scientists have created the first detailed 3D map of a mammal's brain, revealing 84,000 neurons, over 500 million synapses, and 3.4 miles of neuronal wiring, offering unprecedented insight into brain structure and function, and advancing research into brain ...
First 3D Map of Mammal Brain Created
Using a tiny piece of mouse brain tissue, scientists have created the first detailed 3D map of a mammal's brain, revealing 84,000 neurons, over 500 million synapses, and 3.4 miles of neuronal wiring, offering unprecedented insight into brain structure and function, and advancing research into brain ...
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48% Bias Score
Global Warming Intensifies Marine Heatwaves, Increasing Storm Strength
A new study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that half of the intense marine heatwaves since 2000 are due to global warming from burning fossil fuels, leading to more frequent, intense heatwaves, harming marine life and increasing the strength of storms.
Global Warming Intensifies Marine Heatwaves, Increasing Storm Strength
A new study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that half of the intense marine heatwaves since 2000 are due to global warming from burning fossil fuels, leading to more frequent, intense heatwaves, harming marine life and increasing the strength of storms.
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48% Bias Score
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