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Next Week in Science, October 25, 2024

What do we have in store? Could it be a lot of spooking Halloween stories? And Halloween science? Well, you’ve have be checking us out to be sure. Unlock Science Secrets Discover revolutionary research and innovative discoveries with ‘This Week in Science’! Designed for educators and science lovers, our free weekly newsletter offers insights that […]

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Next Week in Science, September 13, 2024

Oh no! If I have time, I might do a blog about this earlier. As you might imagine, most of the Friday the 13th lit is pretty old, but there are some articles our there. But here’s what we have on tap for this week! Join the Science Adventure: Stay updated with the latest discoveries […]

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ECLIPSE DAY

We’ll be blogging really informally throughout the day. Currently, we’re in Hillsboro, TX, where the town has really come alive in a festival-type atmosphere. Here’s the problem, though. Dude, I can deal with 70%…so let’s hope it clears up. More to come.

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Another reason to quit smoking. Height Loss.

Wait, what? Height loss? Yeah, that’s what the Association between smoking and height loss in Japanese workers: A retrospective study, a new study in PLOS One says. The Impact of Smoking on Our Bodies We all know that smoking can have numerous detrimental effects on our health. But how does it specifically relate to height […]

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A New Dinosaur Discovery Sheds Light on Ancient Bird-Like Behaviors

Imagine a world where dinosaurs exhibit behaviors strikingly similar to modern birds. This isn’t a scene from a science fiction movie, but a reality uncovered by a recent scientific discovery. In the rugged terrains of Mongolia’s Upper Cretaceous Baruungoyot Formation, a nearly complete skeleton of a new type of dinosaur, named Jaculinykus yaruui, offers remarkable […]

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The Mystery of the Pleistocene ‘Crocodylian Princess’ in Taiwan

In paleontology, a recent groundbreaking discovery has shed new light on the mysterious life forms of the Pleistocene era. In the fascinating article, “Crocodylian Princess in Taiwan: Revising the taxonomic status of Tomistoma taiwanicus from the Pleistocene of Taiwan and its paleobiogeographic implications,” researchers delve into the taxonomic status of a long-forgotten species, revealing insights […]

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Neandertals: Unraveling Our Ancient Cousins and Their Impact on Our Lives Today

Have you ever wondered about our ancient relatives, the Neandertals? The latest research, highlighted in the article Rethinking Neandertals, takes us on a journey of discovery that reshapes our understanding of these intriguing ancestors. This exploration is not just about fossils and archaeological sites; it’s about understanding our own roots and how the past has […]

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Understanding the Rising Tide of Women’s Incarceration: A Closer Look

In the realm of criminal justice, the narrative often revolves around male incarceration, overshadowing a critical and escalating issue: the surge in women’s incarceration rates. The comprehensive article Trends in Women’s Incarceration Rates in US Prisons and Jails: A Tale of Inequalities sheds light on this often-ignored aspect of mass incarceration. Through this blog, let’s […]

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The Surprising Truth About Heavy Metal Music: More Than Meets the Ear

Heavy metal music often gets a bad rap. With its aggressive themes and intense sound, it’s easy to assume that this genre is nothing but noise and negativity. However, a fascinating article titled Psychosocial risks and benefits of exposure to heavy metal music with aggressive themes: Current theory and evidence, published in Current Psychology, sheds […]

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