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Scientists coin a new term for missing the stars

Scientists coin a new term for missing the stars

Every year, our night skies are becoming about 10% lighter because of increases in human-made light pollution.
Vanessa Wolosz Sep 21, 2023
France will auction off a rare dinosaur skeleton

France will auction off a rare dinosaur skeleton

You know, because nothing pulls the room together like a giant dinosaur skeleton.
Vanessa Wolosz Sep 19, 2023
NASA’s MOXIE experiment produces oxygen on Mars

NASA’s MOXIE experiment produces oxygen on Mars

The MOXIE device, which is about the size of a microwave, was able to produce 4.3 ounces (122 grams) of oxygen.
Vanessa Wolosz Sep 13, 2023
Invasive species are costing the economy billions of dollars

Invasive species are costing the economy billions of dollars

On Monday, a new, sweeping report on the impact of invasive species was published.
Vanessa Wolosz Sep 6, 2023
Australia rescues sick researcher from Antarctica in daring winter mission

Australia rescues sick researcher from Antarctica in daring winter mission

Last week, Australia launched an emergency rescue mission in Antarctica to save an Australian researcher who’d gotten ill.
Vanessa Wolosz Sep 5, 2023
Y chromosome sequenced

How scientists fully solved the Y chromosome mystery

Genetic science teams have been trying to figure out the Y’s origins in evolution, how it affects male fertility and how it’s linked to certain diseases.
Vanessa Wolosz Aug 29, 2023
mycelium construction materials

How fungus is greenifying the construction industry

For years, engineers have been considering how mycelium – which is kind of like fungi’s roots – can be used in construction materials.
Vanessa Wolosz Aug 22, 2023

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