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Next Week in Science, December 18, 2025

Programming note: We’ll be slowing down the next two weeks, as often happens here in America. Our issues will still be going, and we have some Santa-science for Christmas Eve. The World Needs a Space COP As space exploration rapidly advances, the outdated legal framework from the Cold War era is failing to effectively manage […]

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Next Week in Science, December 11, 2025

We spend a wonderful few days in Qatar learning about the true globlal implications of implemenation science. You can read all about it over at our sister site. Here’s what we’re seeing in the news and the research Black Hole Eats Star: NASA Missions Discover Record-Setting Blast Scientists recently observed a gamma-ray burst (GRB) on […]

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Environment

The Aftermath of COP30: Climate Commitments and Challenges Ahead

The recently concluded COP30 climate summit, held in Belem, Brazil, has stirred mixed reactions and outcomes in the global community. Despite diverse expectations, the conference illuminated both achievements and limitations in the ongoing battle against climate change. Achievements of COP30 The summit was notable for several key outcomes that signify a tangible commitment to climate […]

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Environment

Shifting Rhythms in a Warming World

Every farmer knows the feel of a good year and the dread of a bad one. But what if even nature’s own sense of rhythm—when droughts come, when crops fail, when wildfires rage—was falling apart? That’s the unsettling message from a sweeping new global study published in Nature Communications by Karim Zantout and colleagues at […]

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Environment

Navigating Climate Tipping Points: The Irreversible Crossroads of 2025

As 2025 unfolds, scientists and policymakers find themselves at a crucial junction in the fight against climate change. The current trends suggest that we are nearing several climate tipping points, potentially leading to irreversible impacts on the planet’s ecosystems and climate systems. This blog post explores the most recent insights from leading research, offering a […]

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Biology

Next Week in Science, October 16, 2025

So here’s some cool news for the week. The discovery of KNM-ER 101000 in Kenya provides the first fossil hand and foot bones definitively linked to Paranthropus boisei, revealing that this species shared key features of dexterity and bipedalism with early Homo. The hand’s proportions indicate that P. boisei could perform human-like grips suitable for […]

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Meteorology

5 of the 6 Riskiest Dams Are in Just Two States

In 2017, California’s Oroville Dam nearly failed, forcing 180,000 people to evacuate. In 2020, two Michigan dams collapsed, flooding entire towns. And just last year, a dam in North Carolina overtopped during Hurricane Helene. These aren’t rare “once-in-a-lifetime” events anymore—they’re becoming warning flares for a growing national problem: America’s dams are aging, and extreme weather […]

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Next Week in Science, August 8, 2025

Does it surprise you to know I’m still seeing lightnight bugs? It surprising the hell out of me. A couple of our articles you might have missed. While on vacation, I got to thinking and trying to parse out the differences between saltwater and freshwater. I then got to an even more fundamental question. Why […]

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Meteorology

This AI Predicts Rain with 99% Accuracy

It’s 6 a.m., and you’re staring at your weather app. Will it pour during your commute or stay dry until lunch? We rely on forecasts for everything—planning weddings, watering crops, even prepping for floods. But what if the estimates you trust are barely better than a guess? Spoiler alert: many are. Enter a team of […]

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Environment

Uncovering Ancient Climate Secrets from 1.5 million-Year-Old Ice

In an era of rapid climate change and scientific innovation, a team of researchers is about to unlock the ancient secrets hidden within a 1.5 million-year-old ice core from Antarctica. This discovery promises to revolutionize our understanding of past climate conditions and offers new insights into the Earth’s climatic future. Recently, BBC News highlighted this […]

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