Tag: Science

14 recent scientific breakthroughs

Scientists in many fields received little recognition for the last couple of years, as the world focused on the emergency push to develop vaccines and treatments for Covid-19. But that doesn’t mean they weren’t still busy researching a dizzying series of developments that are now being reported as major discoveries and achievements. 1. Menstrual blood […]

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How Conservative Policies and Rhetoric Kill People

This isn’t new. Back in 1996, Virginia Tech’s Dr. L. David Roper did a single-year analysis of suicide rates in states that voted for Democratic President Bill Clinton versus states that went for Republican Senator Bob Dole. He found: “Democratic votes for the states had a 57% negative correlation with increasing [suicide rates] and the […]

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The hunt for Planet Nine

An elusive Earth-like planet in our solar system could finally be discovered within the next few years. Known as Planet Nine or Planet X, it is a hypothetical planet that has long been rumoured to exist in the outer solar system. Although “several claims to have found an extra planet have been made over the […]

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Scientific Revelation: Discovery Of A Previously Unknown Ocean Depths Within The Earth

Scientists at Northwestern University in Illinois, USA, have made a remarkable discovery that has left the scientific community astounded: evidence suggesting the existence of a massive body of water deep within the Earth’s interior, extending more than 400 miles beneath the surface. This finding, reminiscent of the imaginative tales of Jules Verne, has sparked widespread […]

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Why the Moon is getting a new time zone

The US federal government has asked Nasa to develop a time zone for the Moon before it begins any new missions to the lunar surface. The head of the US Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) wants Nasa to “work with other US agencies and international agencies to establish a moon-centric time reference system” […]

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Blind people will listen to next week’s total eclipse

What happened As millions of people watch the April 8 total solar eclipse, blind and visually impaired people will feel and listen to it with special tools. Paperback-sized LightSound devices measure and translate the sky’s brightness into music, with “a flute sound for intense light, a clarinet sound that lowers in pitch as the light […]

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