Tag: science
All the articles with the tag "science".
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A $100 Facebook Marketplace Wood Chipper Outperforms a New $500 Model
A secondhand shopping gamble paid off when an old wood chipper bought on Facebook Marketplace proved more effective than a neighbor’s pricey new machine.
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When Pop Culture Meets UFO Disclosure: Can We Trust the Evidence
As Steven Spielberg’s latest blockbuster hits theaters, real-world government UFO disclosures are raising a tough question: how would we actually verify alien evidence?
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NASA Taps a New Private Partner for the 2028 Aeolus Mars Mission
NASA has selected a California-based private company other than SpaceX to design, build, and launch the Aeolus Mars orbiter, slated to monitor the Martian climate in 2028.
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Curiosity Rover Surveys Geologic Bands on Mount Sharp
NASA's Curiosity rover continues its ascent of Mars' Mount Sharp, analyzing distinct geological bands that could reveal the ancient climate history of the Red Planet.
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Norway Clears Funding for the World's First Ship Tunnel
Norway has officially secured funding to construct the world’s first ship tunnel, an unprecedented engineering feat designed to bypass a notoriously dangerous sea route.
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Bald Eagles Jackie and Shadow: The Story Behind the Famous Nest
As five of Jackie's chicks have successfully left the nest, the famous bald eagle duo continues to captivate wildlife enthusiasts. Here is why their story resonates so deeply.
