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Hawai'i's Tsunami History: Vulnerability, Response, and Future Preparedness

Hawai'i's remote location makes it susceptible to tsunamis, with major events in 1946 (159 deaths, leading to the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center), 1960 (61 deaths in Hilo, highlighting wave behavior), 1975 (2 deaths, emphasizing local tsunami dangers), and 2011 (no deaths, showcasing early warning s...

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Deepest Chemosynthetic Communities Discovered in Pacific Ocean Trenches

Scientists exploring the Kuril-Kamchatka and Aleutian trenches discovered thriving chemosynthetic communities of tube worms and clams at depths exceeding 9,500 meters, significantly deeper than previously known, suggesting the possibility of similar ecosystems in extraterrestrial oceans.

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Life Below Water
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Minor Tsunami Hits B.C. Coast After 8.8 Magnitude Earthquake

A magnitude 8.8 earthquake near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula triggered a tsunami warning for British Columbia, resulting in only 30-centimeter waves in Tofino; the event served as a successful test of the region's emergency response system.

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Kamchatka Earthquake Triggers Tsunami, Volcanic Eruption

A powerful earthquake off Kamchatka, Russia, measuring over magnitude 7, triggered a tsunami that flooded Severo-Kurilsk, caused the eruption of Klyuchevskoy volcano, and prompted widespread tsunami warnings across the Pacific, resulting in evacuations in Chile (1.4 million people), Hawaii, and othe...

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Ancient Thai Betel Nut Use Confirmed by New Scientific Technique

Archaeologists used liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) to detect betel nut traces in 4,000-year-old dental plaque from a Neolithic burial site in central Thailand, providing the earliest direct biochemical evidence of betel nut chewing in Southeast Asia and demonstrating that visible ev...

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Record-Breaking 515-Mile Lightning Bolt Verified

A study published in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society verified a record-breaking 515-mile-long lightning bolt that traveled from eastern Texas to Kansas City, Missouri, in October 2017, highlighting the potential for long-distance lightning strikes and the need for improved public...

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Study: Indoor Microplastic Inhalation Far Higher Than Previously Thought

A new study in PLOS One reveals that adults inhale roughly 68,000 microplastic particles daily in homes and cars in Southern France, far exceeding previous estimations. The majority are small enough to reach deep into the lungs, potentially causing inflammation, although long-term health impacts rem...

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Experimental Drug Accelerates Recovery in Children with Post-COVID MIS-C

A small study shows the experimental drug larazotide safely speeds recovery from MIS-C in 6 children compared to 6 controls; the drug strengthens the gut lining, reducing the release of spike proteins into the bloodstream, thus resolving gastrointestinal problems and other symptoms faster.

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Kamchatka Earthquake: Tsunami Impact Lower Than Predicted

A powerful 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Kamchatka, Russia on July 30th, 2024, generating a tsunami with waves up to 4 meters high; while less devastating than initially feared, the event highlights the region's vulnerability and the importance of early warning systems.

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World's 'Oldest' Baby Born from 1994 Frozen Embryo

Thaddeus Daniel Pierce, born July 26th in Ohio from a 1994 frozen embryo adopted by Lindsey and Tim Pierce from Linda Archerd, is reportedly the world's oldest baby, highlighting advancements in IVF and embryo adoption.

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Record-Breaking Birth from 28-Year-Frozen Embryo Highlights Advancements in ART

Molly Gibson's October 2020 birth from a 1992 frozen embryo set a record, highlighting advancements in cryopreservation; her older sister, Emma, was born from the same embryo batch three years prior, demonstrating ART's impact on families previously unable to conceive.

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Genetic Switches of Hibernation Could Unlock Treatments for Age-Related Diseases

Researchers have discovered key genetic switches in hibernating animals that control metabolic processes, potentially unlocking treatments for age-related diseases like diabetes and neurodegeneration by manipulating gene expression.

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