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Science News Roundup: March 10, 2025

Time is Running Out—Expand Your Scientific Insight! Receive trusted insights that empower you to understand and contribute to the world of science. Our fully independent, self-funded work depends on your subscription. 🔥 Your action matters—share this blog right now to expand our critical network of knowledge seekers! 1920s America, today’s political climate exhibit dark parallels […]

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Reflections on what’s coming up Next Week in Science

A few thoughts going into next week. Also, don’t forget we’re on Bluesky now, so follow up over there. Daylight Savings Time I’m pretty surprised that we’ve never covered daylight savings time. I personally love it (both changes). One thing that I have always enjoyed is the changing of the seasons here is a temperate […]

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What Your Tongue Knows That You Don’t

Stick out your tongue. No, seriously—take a quick look in the mirror. That oddly shaped, wiggly muscle does more than help you taste pizza or say tricky words like “phenomenon.” It’s actually an undercover health detective. For centuries, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has used tongue diagnosis to detect diseases before symptoms even appear. Now, artificial […]

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Biology

A Mosquito’s Sweet Tooth Might Just Save Lives

Did you know mosquitoes have a sweet side? Sure, they’re infamous for their blood-sucking antics, but most of their meals actually come from plants. In fact, male mosquitoes feed exclusively on nectar, while females mix it up with a bit of blood to help with egg-laying. But here’s the kicker: Scientists have figured out how […]

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When Rocks Rewrite History: The Altyn Orogen Mystery

Hold on to your hiking boots—scientists just found evidence that could rewrite the geological history of the Tibetan Plateau! The Altyn Orogen, a mountain range stretching over 400 kilometers, was thought to be built on ancient, stable Precambrian rocks. But recent discoveries are shaking things up—turns out, the South Margin of Central Altyn (SMCA) might […]

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Next week in Science, February 28, 2025

If I had my druthers, I would have written a nice piece on the science of leap day. That would have been fun. As it turns out, most of our energy is over at https://thisweekinpublichealth.com/, trying to keep up with the job cuts and whiplash policy. There was a great article in the Atlantic about […]

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