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NOV 24, 2021Space & Astronomy
Scientists have announced the discovery of a huge number of new planets. The 301 newly identified exoplanets will join 4 ...Written By: Carmen LeitchNOV 24, 2021Earth & The Environment
Butterfly wings contain hundreds of thousands of tiny microscopic scales, some of which are structured to display color. ...Written By: Samantha LottNOV 23, 2021Genetics & Genomics
Some animals can produce offspring from an unfertilized egg in an asexual reproduction process known as parthogenesis. W ...Written By: Carmen LeitchNOV 20, 2021Earth & The Environment
At the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP26 Brazil was expected to face intense pressure f ...Written By: Samantha LottNOV 19, 2021Space & Astronomy
Now, incredibly, the famous pepper has been grown aboard the International Space Station!!!Written By: Timothy JamesNOV 18, 2021Chemistry & Physics
Iron is an essential component of many specialized materials. In research, we subject it to extreme conditions daily to ...Written By: Hannah DanielNOV 18, 2021Chemistry & Physics
In a recent study published in Nature Climate Change, a team of researchers have discovered that the social cost associa ...Written By: Matthew LundyNOV 17, 2021Health & Medicine
Whether apes can communicate with each other has been a debate for decades. They cannot speak because they do not have t ...Written By: Brittany Kenyon-FlattNOV 17, 2021Space & Astronomy
This week, a partial lunar eclipse will occur, overnight from Thursday, November 18 through the early morning hours of F ...Written By: Carmen LeitchNOV 17, 2021Neuroscience
Shoppers either love or hate events like Black Friday, and psychologists explain whyNOV 16, 2021Earth & The Environment
A chemical plant in Port Arthur, Texas is producing ten times as much sulfur dioxide as its neighbors combined, and more ...Written By: Samantha LottNOV 16, 2021Chemistry & Physics
Before chlorine and other chemicals were used to treat our water, humans used to boil water to kill off bacteria and oth ...Written By: Hannah DanielNOV 16, 2021Plants & Animals
The Amazon Rainforest is one of the most biodiverse locations on Earth, home to more than 3 million different species. I ...Written By: Ryan VingumNOV 16, 2021Plants & Animals
Climate change is threatening many of the world's crops, and may disrupt the growth of barley that's used to make beer.Written By: Carmen LeitchNOV 13, 2021Earth & The Environment
River ecosystems receive many inputs from human activities upstream. Rivers bring these inputs out to the ocean, where t ...Written By: Samantha LottNOV 12, 2021Space & Astronomy
There's a massive storm on Jupiter called the Great Red Spot. It swirls in the planet's Southern Hemisphere, spinning co ...Written By: Carmen LeitchNOV 10, 2021Chemistry & Physics
By now, we all know that plastic waste is a huge problem. More than 350,000,000 tons of plastic waste are generated annu ...Written By: Hannah DanielNOV 10, 2021Plants & Animals
A new fossil attributed to the species Homo naledi has been discovered.Written By: Brittany Kenyon-FlattNOV 10, 2021Cannabis Sciences
Hemp cultivation is propelling to the forefront of the agricultural industry. Harvested primarily for fiber and seeds, i ...Written By: Nadine HusamiNOV 09, 2021Earth & The Environment
Honeybees have a long history in Egypt. Ancient Egyptians harvested honey from wild bees thousands of years ago, and bee ...Written By: Samantha LottNOV 09, 2021Space & Astronomy
Carl Sagan was born November 9, 1934, 87 years ago today. He would go on to become one of the most influential voices in ...Written By: Hannah DanielNOV 08, 2021Plants & Animals
The largest genetic study of cannabis genomes has revealed important considerations for farmers selecting high quality h ...Written By: Kerry CharronNOV 06, 2021Earth & The Environment
Demand for water has increased nearly eight fold over the past 100 years. Irrigation for agriculture is by far the most ...Written By: Samantha LottNOV 05, 2021Plants & Animals
Meet Mussaurus patagonicus, an adorable five-foot-tall early sauropod or "long neck"Written By: Timothy James
NOV 24, 2021
Space & Astronomy
Scientists have announced the discovery of a huge number of new planets. The 301 newly identified exoplanets will join 4
...
Written By:
Carmen Leitch
NOV 24, 2021
Earth & The Environment
Butterfly wings contain hundreds of thousands of tiny microscopic scales, some of which are structured to display color.
...
Written By:
Samantha Lott
NOV 23, 2021
Genetics & Genomics
Some animals can produce offspring from an unfertilized egg in an asexual reproduction process known as parthogenesis. W
...
Written By:
Carmen Leitch
NOV 20, 2021
Earth & The Environment
At the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP26 Brazil was expected to face intense pressure f
...
Written By:
Samantha Lott
NOV 19, 2021
Space & Astronomy
Now, incredibly, the famous pepper has been grown aboard the International Space Station!!!
Written By:
Timothy James
NOV 18, 2021
Chemistry & Physics
Iron is an essential component of many specialized materials. In research, we subject it to extreme conditions daily to
...
Written By:
Hannah Daniel
NOV 18, 2021
Chemistry & Physics
In a recent study published in Nature Climate Change, a team of researchers have discovered that the social cost associa
...
Written By:
Matthew Lundy
NOV 17, 2021
Health & Medicine
Whether apes can communicate with each other has been a debate for decades. They cannot speak because they do not have t
...
Written By:
Brittany Kenyon-Flatt
NOV 17, 2021
Space & Astronomy
This week, a partial lunar eclipse will occur, overnight from Thursday, November 18 through the early morning hours of F
...
Written By:
Carmen Leitch
NOV 17, 2021
Neuroscience
Shoppers either love or hate events like Black Friday, and psychologists explain why
NOV 16, 2021
Earth & The Environment
A chemical plant in Port Arthur, Texas is producing ten times as much sulfur dioxide as its neighbors combined, and more
...
Written By:
Samantha Lott
NOV 16, 2021
Chemistry & Physics
Before chlorine and other chemicals were used to treat our water, humans used to boil water to kill off bacteria and oth
...
Written By:
Hannah Daniel
NOV 16, 2021
Plants & Animals
The Amazon Rainforest is one of the most biodiverse locations on Earth, home to more than 3 million different species. I
...
Written By:
Ryan Vingum
NOV 16, 2021
Plants & Animals
Climate change is threatening many of the world's crops, and may disrupt the growth of barley that's used to make beer.
Written By:
Carmen Leitch
NOV 13, 2021
Earth & The Environment
River ecosystems receive many inputs from human activities upstream. Rivers bring these inputs out to the ocean, where t
...
Written By:
Samantha Lott
NOV 12, 2021
Space & Astronomy
There's a massive storm on Jupiter called the Great Red Spot. It swirls in the planet's Southern Hemisphere, spinning co
...
Written By:
Carmen Leitch
NOV 10, 2021
Chemistry & Physics
By now, we all know that plastic waste is a huge problem. More than 350,000,000 tons of plastic waste are generated annu
...
Written By:
Hannah Daniel
NOV 10, 2021
Plants & Animals
A new fossil attributed to the species Homo naledi has been discovered.
Written By:
Brittany Kenyon-Flatt
NOV 10, 2021
Cannabis Sciences
Hemp cultivation is propelling to the forefront of the agricultural industry. Harvested primarily for fiber and seeds, i
...
Written By:
Nadine Husami
NOV 09, 2021
Earth & The Environment
Honeybees have a long history in Egypt. Ancient Egyptians harvested honey from wild bees thousands of years ago, and bee
...
Written By:
Samantha Lott
NOV 09, 2021
Space & Astronomy
Carl Sagan was born November 9, 1934, 87 years ago today. He would go on to become one of the most influential voices in
...
Written By:
Hannah Daniel
NOV 08, 2021
Plants & Animals
The largest genetic study of cannabis genomes has revealed important considerations for farmers selecting high quality h
...
Written By:
Kerry Charron
NOV 06, 2021
Earth & The Environment
Demand for water has increased nearly eight fold over the past 100 years. Irrigation for agriculture is by far the most
...
Written By:
Samantha Lott
NOV 05, 2021
Plants & Animals
Meet Mussaurus patagonicus, an adorable five-foot-tall early sauropod or "long neck"
Written By:
Timothy James