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Kamchatka Volcano Erupts After Major Earthquake
The Krasheninnikov volcano in Kamchatka erupted for the first time in recorded history on Wednesday, following a powerful earthquake, spewing ash 5-6 kilometers high and producing a 2.7-kilometer lava flow; authorities are monitoring the situation and advising against approaching the volcano.
Kamchatka Volcano Erupts After Major Earthquake
The Krasheninnikov volcano in Kamchatka erupted for the first time in recorded history on Wednesday, following a powerful earthquake, spewing ash 5-6 kilometers high and producing a 2.7-kilometer lava flow; authorities are monitoring the situation and advising against approaching the volcano.
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First-Ever Recorded Eruption of Krasheninnikov Volcano in Kamchatka
Following a strong earthquake, the Krasheninnikov volcano in Kamchatka, Russia, erupted for the first time in recorded history, sending ash 5-6 kilometers into the air and producing a 2.7-kilometer lava flow; an orange aviation alert is in effect.
First-Ever Recorded Eruption of Krasheninnikov Volcano in Kamchatka
Following a strong earthquake, the Krasheninnikov volcano in Kamchatka, Russia, erupted for the first time in recorded history, sending ash 5-6 kilometers into the air and producing a 2.7-kilometer lava flow; an orange aviation alert is in effect.
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DNA Analysis to Save Endangered Prehistoric Fish in Gelderland
Researchers in Gelderland, Netherlands, are using DNA from the tails of brook lamprey larvae to study the endangered species, whose population has halved in the last 50 years, to determine if inbreeding is a factor and identify ways to improve the species' survival, including improving water flow.
DNA Analysis to Save Endangered Prehistoric Fish in Gelderland
Researchers in Gelderland, Netherlands, are using DNA from the tails of brook lamprey larvae to study the endangered species, whose population has halved in the last 50 years, to determine if inbreeding is a factor and identify ways to improve the species' survival, including improving water flow.
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Unprecedented Nordic Heatwave Breaks Records
Record-breaking heatwaves in the Nordic countries, with temperatures exceeding 30°C for extended periods, are causing wildfires, impacting infrastructure, and endangering reindeer herds; the heatwave is 50% longer than the previous record.
Unprecedented Nordic Heatwave Breaks Records
Record-breaking heatwaves in the Nordic countries, with temperatures exceeding 30°C for extended periods, are causing wildfires, impacting infrastructure, and endangering reindeer herds; the heatwave is 50% longer than the previous record.
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Female Primatologists Challenge Traditional Views of Primate Behavior
Primatologists Sarah Blaffer Hrdy and Amy Parish revolutionized the field by challenging the male-dominated view of female primates as passive, revealing complex reproductive strategies and matriarchal societies in various species, thereby impacting our understanding of gender roles and the nature o...
Female Primatologists Challenge Traditional Views of Primate Behavior
Primatologists Sarah Blaffer Hrdy and Amy Parish revolutionized the field by challenging the male-dominated view of female primates as passive, revealing complex reproductive strategies and matriarchal societies in various species, thereby impacting our understanding of gender roles and the nature o...
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Federal Judge Allows NSF to Withhold Research Funding Amid Lawsuit
A New York federal judge ruled that the National Science Foundation can withhold hundreds of millions in research funding from sixteen states until a lawsuit challenging the agency's new funding priorities is resolved; the suit alleges the NSF's actions violate the law and jeopardize America's globa...
Federal Judge Allows NSF to Withhold Research Funding Amid Lawsuit
A New York federal judge ruled that the National Science Foundation can withhold hundreds of millions in research funding from sixteen states until a lawsuit challenging the agency's new funding priorities is resolved; the suit alleges the NSF's actions violate the law and jeopardize America's globa...
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Kamchatka Volcano Erupts After Earthquake
The Kracheninnikov volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula erupted for the first time in over 450 years, sending a 6,000-meter ash plume eastward; no populated areas or tourist groups are threatened due to the remote location and sparse vegetation.
Kamchatka Volcano Erupts After Earthquake
The Kracheninnikov volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula erupted for the first time in over 450 years, sending a 6,000-meter ash plume eastward; no populated areas or tourist groups are threatened due to the remote location and sparse vegetation.
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Clapin's "At the Same Time, on Earth" Explores Grief Through Sci-Fi
Jérémie Clapin's "At the Same Time, on Earth," released yesterday, uses animation and science fiction to explore a young woman's grief over her deceased astronaut brother's death, contrasting harsh reality with fantastical elements to convey emotional depth.
Clapin's "At the Same Time, on Earth" Explores Grief Through Sci-Fi
Jérémie Clapin's "At the Same Time, on Earth," released yesterday, uses animation and science fiction to explore a young woman's grief over her deceased astronaut brother's death, contrasting harsh reality with fantastical elements to convey emotional depth.
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Unprecedented Heatwave Scorches Northern Europe
Northern European countries, typically known for their cool climate, are experiencing an "unprecedented" heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 30°C for up to three weeks in some areas, causing forest fires and impacting infrastructure and ecosystems ill-prepared for such extreme heat.
Unprecedented Heatwave Scorches Northern Europe
Northern European countries, typically known for their cool climate, are experiencing an "unprecedented" heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 30°C for up to three weeks in some areas, causing forest fires and impacting infrastructure and ecosystems ill-prepared for such extreme heat.
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Non-Invasive Ultrasound Technique Improves Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
Researchers at Georgia Tech and Emory University developed a novel ultrasound technique using FDA-approved microbubbles to label and track macrophages in real-time, offering a non-invasive method for improved cancer diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment with potential applications in drug delivery and...
Non-Invasive Ultrasound Technique Improves Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
Researchers at Georgia Tech and Emory University developed a novel ultrasound technique using FDA-approved microbubbles to label and track macrophages in real-time, offering a non-invasive method for improved cancer diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment with potential applications in drug delivery and...
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Severe Turbulence on Singapore Airlines Flight Underscores Rising Climate Change Risks
A Singapore Airlines flight suffered severe turbulence, injuring passengers, highlighting a 55% increase in severe clear-air turbulence since 1979, linked to climate change and projected to triple by 2050, prompting research into AI-powered prediction and mitigation technologies.
Severe Turbulence on Singapore Airlines Flight Underscores Rising Climate Change Risks
A Singapore Airlines flight suffered severe turbulence, injuring passengers, highlighting a 55% increase in severe clear-air turbulence since 1979, linked to climate change and projected to triple by 2050, prompting research into AI-powered prediction and mitigation technologies.
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Type 5 Diabetes: A New Form Affecting Underweight Individuals
A new type of diabetes, Type 5, has been identified affecting underweight individuals with low BMIs, particularly in low-to-middle income countries, challenging the common understanding of diabetes and necessitating further research.
Type 5 Diabetes: A New Form Affecting Underweight Individuals
A new type of diabetes, Type 5, has been identified affecting underweight individuals with low BMIs, particularly in low-to-middle income countries, challenging the common understanding of diabetes and necessitating further research.
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36% Bias Score
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