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Partial Solar Eclipse to Grace Northeastern U.S. on March 29, 2025
A partial solar eclipse will be visible across the northeastern U.S., eastern Canada, Western Europe, northwestern Africa and northern Russia on March 29, 2025, beginning at 8:50 UTC (4:50 a.m. EDT) and ending at 12:43 UTC (8:43 a.m. EDT). Optimal viewing requires a clear eastern horizon.
Partial Solar Eclipse to Grace Northeastern U.S. on March 29, 2025
A partial solar eclipse will be visible across the northeastern U.S., eastern Canada, Western Europe, northwestern Africa and northern Russia on March 29, 2025, beginning at 8:50 UTC (4:50 a.m. EDT) and ending at 12:43 UTC (8:43 a.m. EDT). Optimal viewing requires a clear eastern horizon.
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24% Bias Score
Erding Nature Conservationists Promote Insect-Friendly Gardens
The Erding Nature Conservationists held their third annual information booth at the Strohmair and Hirsch nursery in Aufhausen, advising visitors on creating insect-friendly gardens using native plants, peat-free soil, and no pesticides, offering plant packages to support their efforts.
Erding Nature Conservationists Promote Insect-Friendly Gardens
The Erding Nature Conservationists held their third annual information booth at the Strohmair and Hirsch nursery in Aufhausen, advising visitors on creating insect-friendly gardens using native plants, peat-free soil, and no pesticides, offering plant packages to support their efforts.
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36% Bias Score
Simultaneous Bleaching Devastates Australia's Iconic Reefs
Simultaneous coral bleaching events are impacting Australia's Ningaloo and Great Barrier Reefs due to record marine heatwaves, causing widespread damage and potentially significant coral mortality across thousands of kilometers of coastline, with scientists observing up to 90% coral bleaching in som...
Simultaneous Bleaching Devastates Australia's Iconic Reefs
Simultaneous coral bleaching events are impacting Australia's Ningaloo and Great Barrier Reefs due to record marine heatwaves, causing widespread damage and potentially significant coral mortality across thousands of kilometers of coastline, with scientists observing up to 90% coral bleaching in som...
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24% Bias Score
EU Responds to US Brain Drain with Increased Funding for Scientists
Facing budget cuts and anti-diversity policies under the Trump administration, many US scientists are seeking opportunities in the EU, prompting a coordinated response from the EU to increase funding and create permanent positions for relocating researchers.
EU Responds to US Brain Drain with Increased Funding for Scientists
Facing budget cuts and anti-diversity policies under the Trump administration, many US scientists are seeking opportunities in the EU, prompting a coordinated response from the EU to increase funding and create permanent positions for relocating researchers.
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44% Bias Score
Founders Metals: High-Grade Gold Discovery Extends at Suriname's Antino Project
Founders Metals Inc. reported 72 meters of 2.29 g/t gold at its Van Gogh discovery within the Antino Gold Project in Suriname, extending mineralization to 200 meters depth and suggesting significant potential for further gold reserves, prompting increased exploration efforts.
Founders Metals: High-Grade Gold Discovery Extends at Suriname's Antino Project
Founders Metals Inc. reported 72 meters of 2.29 g/t gold at its Van Gogh discovery within the Antino Gold Project in Suriname, extending mineralization to 200 meters depth and suggesting significant potential for further gold reserves, prompting increased exploration efforts.
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48% Bias Score
Ancient Egyptian Commander's Tomb Unearthed in Ismailia
An Egyptian archaeological team recently discovered a military commander's tomb dating back to the reign of Ramses III in Ismailia, along with other tombs from the Greco-Roman and Late periods; artifacts found include bronze arrowheads, alabaster vessels, and a gold ring bearing Ramses III's cartouc...
Ancient Egyptian Commander's Tomb Unearthed in Ismailia
An Egyptian archaeological team recently discovered a military commander's tomb dating back to the reign of Ramses III in Ismailia, along with other tombs from the Greco-Roman and Late periods; artifacts found include bronze arrowheads, alabaster vessels, and a gold ring bearing Ramses III's cartouc...
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24% Bias Score
Geologist Challenges Inert View of Rocks, Advocates for 'Timefulness'
American geologist Marcia Bjornerud advocates for a shift in perspective on geology, arguing that rocks are dynamic and interconnected with living systems, urging a more respectful relationship with the planet and promoting "timefulness"—awareness of geological timescales—to foster environmental res...
Geologist Challenges Inert View of Rocks, Advocates for 'Timefulness'
American geologist Marcia Bjornerud advocates for a shift in perspective on geology, arguing that rocks are dynamic and interconnected with living systems, urging a more respectful relationship with the planet and promoting "timefulness"—awareness of geological timescales—to foster environmental res...
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44% Bias Score
Disputed Discovery: Potential Underground City Beneath Giza Pyramids
A team of Italian and Scottish researchers claim to have discovered a vast underground city spanning over 4000 feet beneath the Giza pyramids using a novel satellite radar technique; however, the findings are disputed by experts due to technological limitations and lack of peer-review.
Disputed Discovery: Potential Underground City Beneath Giza Pyramids
A team of Italian and Scottish researchers claim to have discovered a vast underground city spanning over 4000 feet beneath the Giza pyramids using a novel satellite radar technique; however, the findings are disputed by experts due to technological limitations and lack of peer-review.
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64% Bias Score
NASA Removes Diversity Pledge from Artemis Moon Landing Mission
Following President Trump's order to eliminate DEI initiatives, NASA removed its commitment to land the first woman and person of color on the moon from its Artemis program website; this decision affects the 2027 lunar landing mission and reverses a 2019 pledge.
NASA Removes Diversity Pledge from Artemis Moon Landing Mission
Following President Trump's order to eliminate DEI initiatives, NASA removed its commitment to land the first woman and person of color on the moon from its Artemis program website; this decision affects the 2027 lunar landing mission and reverses a 2019 pledge.
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44% Bias Score
Covra Unveils \$6.5 Billion Plan for Long-Term Nuclear Waste Storage
Covra proposed two plans for storing Dutch nuclear waste: one in clay and the other in salt formations, costing \$3 billion and \$3.5 billion respectively, to address the long-term radioactive nature of the waste.
Covra Unveils \$6.5 Billion Plan for Long-Term Nuclear Waste Storage
Covra proposed two plans for storing Dutch nuclear waste: one in clay and the other in salt formations, costing \$3 billion and \$3.5 billion respectively, to address the long-term radioactive nature of the waste.
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52% Bias Score
Menorca's Sperm Whale Nursery Needs Protection
Scientists have discovered a critical sperm whale breeding ground off Menorca, leading to a proposal for a 34,172 square kilometer marine protected area to mitigate threats from ship traffic and noise pollution, vital for the endangered species' survival in the western Mediterranean.
Menorca's Sperm Whale Nursery Needs Protection
Scientists have discovered a critical sperm whale breeding ground off Menorca, leading to a proposal for a 34,172 square kilometer marine protected area to mitigate threats from ship traffic and noise pollution, vital for the endangered species' survival in the western Mediterranean.
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40% Bias Score
Gantenerumab Halves Alzheimer's Risk in High-Risk Individuals
A Washington University study found that eight years of gantenerumab treatment halved the risk of Alzheimer's in 22 genetically predisposed individuals, highlighting potential for preventative treatment, but longer-term studies and broader trials are needed.
Gantenerumab Halves Alzheimer's Risk in High-Risk Individuals
A Washington University study found that eight years of gantenerumab treatment halved the risk of Alzheimer's in 22 genetically predisposed individuals, highlighting potential for preventative treatment, but longer-term studies and broader trials are needed.
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44% Bias Score
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