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Navy Veteran Claims Encounter with Extraterrestrial Technology at US Base
US Navy veteran James Anderson claims he saw extraterrestrial technology, including a metallic sphere and a crystal-like device, at the Naval Support Activity Crane during weapons training; this aligns with other whistleblowers' testimonies about secret government programs involving non-human techno...
Navy Veteran Claims Encounter with Extraterrestrial Technology at US Base
US Navy veteran James Anderson claims he saw extraterrestrial technology, including a metallic sphere and a crystal-like device, at the Naval Support Activity Crane during weapons training; this aligns with other whistleblowers' testimonies about secret government programs involving non-human techno...
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48% Bias Score
Debate Erupts Over Easter Island Statues' Age
A new theory suggests the iconic Moai statues on Easter Island were built 12,000 years ago by a pre-Polynesian civilization, challenging the established timeline of Polynesian settlement and sparking a debate among archaeologists.
Debate Erupts Over Easter Island Statues' Age
A new theory suggests the iconic Moai statues on Easter Island were built 12,000 years ago by a pre-Polynesian civilization, challenging the established timeline of Polynesian settlement and sparking a debate among archaeologists.
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16% Bias Score
Disabled Scientists Overcome Fieldwork Barriers at Lost Lake
A field trip to Lost Lake in California showcased how scientists with disabilities are overcoming barriers to access in geological fieldwork, highlighting the need for greater inclusion in STEM.
Disabled Scientists Overcome Fieldwork Barriers at Lost Lake
A field trip to Lost Lake in California showcased how scientists with disabilities are overcoming barriers to access in geological fieldwork, highlighting the need for greater inclusion in STEM.
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24% Bias Score
Alexander Mosaic Restoration Reveals Diverse Material Sources
The 7-ton Alexander mosaic, discovered in Pompeii in 1831, underwent a 2020 restoration after a recent scientific analysis revealed 1.9 million tesserae from diverse locations like the Apuan Alps, Sicily, and Tunisia, impacting our understanding of Roman art.
Alexander Mosaic Restoration Reveals Diverse Material Sources
The 7-ton Alexander mosaic, discovered in Pompeii in 1831, underwent a 2020 restoration after a recent scientific analysis revealed 1.9 million tesserae from diverse locations like the Apuan Alps, Sicily, and Tunisia, impacting our understanding of Roman art.
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20% Bias Score
2025: Renewed Moon Race, Space Breakthroughs, and Scientific Discoveries
In 2025, several lunar missions are underway, including a second attempt by Intuitive Machines, Firefly Aerospace's first lunar lander, and Ispace's improved spacecraft; SpaceX's Starship partially succeeded, and India achieved uncrewed space docking; scientific discoveries include a polygamous pygm...
2025: Renewed Moon Race, Space Breakthroughs, and Scientific Discoveries
In 2025, several lunar missions are underway, including a second attempt by Intuitive Machines, Firefly Aerospace's first lunar lander, and Ispace's improved spacecraft; SpaceX's Starship partially succeeded, and India achieved uncrewed space docking; scientific discoveries include a polygamous pygm...
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28% Bias Score
Quantum Revolution: Collaboration and Breakthroughs (1919-1929)
Thomas de Padova's book, "Quantenlicht," details the quantum revolution (1919-1929), highlighting key figures like Planck, Einstein, and Bohr, emphasizing international collaborations and debunking the myth of solitary genius in scientific discovery.
Quantum Revolution: Collaboration and Breakthroughs (1919-1929)
Thomas de Padova's book, "Quantenlicht," details the quantum revolution (1919-1929), highlighting key figures like Planck, Einstein, and Bohr, emphasizing international collaborations and debunking the myth of solitary genius in scientific discovery.
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16% Bias Score
Massive Subterranean Structures Discovered Beneath Pacific Ocean Defy Geological Understanding
Scientists using advanced seismic imaging discovered massive structures 1000 km below the Pacific Ocean, challenging our understanding of Earth's formation and potentially representing ancient landmasses or accumulated iron-rich rocks.
Massive Subterranean Structures Discovered Beneath Pacific Ocean Defy Geological Understanding
Scientists using advanced seismic imaging discovered massive structures 1000 km below the Pacific Ocean, challenging our understanding of Earth's formation and potentially representing ancient landmasses or accumulated iron-rich rocks.
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40% Bias Score
Limitations of AQI in Assessing Wildfire Smoke's Health Risks
Los Angeles' air quality improved as the Palisades and Eaton wildfires were brought under control; however, the fires released numerous unmonitored toxic substances into the air, highlighting the limitations of the Air Quality Index (AQI) in fully assessing health risks.
Limitations of AQI in Assessing Wildfire Smoke's Health Risks
Los Angeles' air quality improved as the Palisades and Eaton wildfires were brought under control; however, the fires released numerous unmonitored toxic substances into the air, highlighting the limitations of the Air Quality Index (AQI) in fully assessing health risks.
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32% Bias Score
Body Mapping Improves Communication for Long Covid and ME/CFS Patients
Oxford University researchers are using "body mapping" to help long Covid and ME/CFS patients communicate their experiences, addressing the challenge of subjective symptoms and lack of objective markers; the visual representations of physical, cognitive, and emotional impacts foster better understan...
Body Mapping Improves Communication for Long Covid and ME/CFS Patients
Oxford University researchers are using "body mapping" to help long Covid and ME/CFS patients communicate their experiences, addressing the challenge of subjective symptoms and lack of objective markers; the visual representations of physical, cognitive, and emotional impacts foster better understan...
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40% Bias Score
2025: A New Era of Private Lunar Missions
Multiple private companies are launching lunar missions in 2025, including Intuitive Machines' second attempt, Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost mission to collect soil samples, and Ispace's Resilience mission carrying a rover and artwork, marking a new phase in commercial space exploration.
2025: A New Era of Private Lunar Missions
Multiple private companies are launching lunar missions in 2025, including Intuitive Machines' second attempt, Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost mission to collect soil samples, and Ispace's Resilience mission carrying a rover and artwork, marking a new phase in commercial space exploration.
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32% Bias Score
2025: Renewed Moon Race, Starship Failure, and Scientific Breakthroughs
Multiple lunar missions launched in 2025, including Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost and Ispace's Resilience, aim for the moon while SpaceX's Starship test flight exploded. New discoveries in marine biology and medical history highlight scientific progress.
2025: Renewed Moon Race, Starship Failure, and Scientific Breakthroughs
Multiple lunar missions launched in 2025, including Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost and Ispace's Resilience, aim for the moon while SpaceX's Starship test flight exploded. New discoveries in marine biology and medical history highlight scientific progress.
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24% Bias Score
CAR T-cell Therapy for Breast Cancer: Early Trials Show Promise, but Challenges Remain
Currently, 16 active phase I/II clinical trials are investigating CAR T-cell therapy for various solid tumors, including breast cancer, primarily in the US, focusing on safety and feasibility; results are preliminary, showing some encouraging but limited data, with no phase III trials yet.
CAR T-cell Therapy for Breast Cancer: Early Trials Show Promise, but Challenges Remain
Currently, 16 active phase I/II clinical trials are investigating CAR T-cell therapy for various solid tumors, including breast cancer, primarily in the US, focusing on safety and feasibility; results are preliminary, showing some encouraging but limited data, with no phase III trials yet.
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40% Bias Score
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