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Images Show Unexplained Lights in the Sky Prior to Morocco’s Devastating Earthquake

Volunteers searching in the rubble of collapsed houses in Tafeghaghte, southwest of Marrakesh, on … [+] September 10, 2023, two days after a devastating 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck Morocco. AFP via Getty Images

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Recovering from Disaster in Maui Poses Challenges Due to Toxic Waste

TOPSHOT – Aerial imagery from August 10, 2023 shows the aftermath of devastating wildfires in Lahaina, western Maui, Hawaii. The fires have caused widespread destruction to homes and buildings. (Photo by Patrick

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A Psychologist Explains The Benefits Of A ‘Bare Minimum Monday’

Hustle culture, which is filled with things like the “Sunday scaries” and “Monday blues,” can make it challenging to balance work, personal life, and self-care. The constant pressure to always perform at

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The Psychology Of Apology: Why Forgiveness Seems Far For Kunis And Kutcher

Research deconstructs the anatomy of the celebrity public apology and why the public is getting … [+] stingier with their forgiveness. GC Images Actors Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are facing severe

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10 Best Places To See The ‘Ring Of Fire’ Solar Eclipse In Oregon

A man is wearing special glasses to observe the sun during the 2017 total solar eclipse, with moon shadows cast on his face. The eclipse was visible on the Oregon Coast. getty

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Drones Help Keep New York’s Beaches Safe from Sharks

New York’s coastline is benefiting from cleaner and warmer waters. While this is good news for the environment, it does come with a downside. Warmer and cleaner waters attract swimmers, surfers, and

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Water Quality Expected To Decline As Extreme Weather Becomes More Common, New Study Says

Topline A study released on Tuesday warns that the increasing frequency of droughts, heatwaves, storms, and floods is threatening the availability and quality of water worldwide. Experts are concerned that climate change

September 13, 2023

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Comparing Earth and Mars: Study Reveals How Plate Tectonics and Emergence of Life Influence Mineral Diversity

Perseverance captures a selfie of “Rochette,” the first rock successfully sampled by the rover on Mars. rover on Mars. NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS While Earth boasts over 6,000 distinct minerals, Mars has only 161 minerals

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Computer-Generated Art Evokes Emotion, but Human Art Holds Greater Impact

Whether we embrace it or not, computer-generated art is gaining popularity. People have differing opinions about it, prompting researchers from the University of Vienna to conduct a small study to explore how

September 13, 2023

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Moderna Reports Promising Results in Phase Three Trial of Flu Vaccine, Progressing Towards Approval

In a recent late-stage trial, Moderna announced that its experimental mRNA-based flu vaccine demonstrated a stronger immune response against four strains of the virus compared to the currently available flu vaccine. This

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Spotless All-Brown Child Giraffe Noticed In The Wild In Namibia

Photographed on a non-public recreation reserve in central Namibia, this younger Angolan giraffe is the primary spotless giraffe recorded within the wild in Africa © Copyright by GrrlScientist | hosted by Forbes

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Science - Page 86

Images Show Unexplained Lights in the Sky Prior to Morocco’s Devastating Earthquake

Recovering from Disaster in Maui Poses Challenges Due to Toxic Waste

A Psychologist Explains The Benefits Of A ‘Bare Minimum Monday’

The Psychology Of Apology: Why Forgiveness Seems Far For Kunis And Kutcher

10 Best Places To See The ‘Ring Of Fire’ Solar Eclipse In Oregon

Drones Help Keep New York’s Beaches Safe from Sharks

Water Quality Expected To Decline As Extreme Weather Becomes More Common, New Study Says

Comparing Earth and Mars: Study Reveals How Plate Tectonics and Emergence of Life Influence Mineral Diversity

Computer-Generated Art Evokes Emotion, but Human Art Holds Greater Impact

Moderna Reports Promising Results in Phase Three Trial of Flu Vaccine, Progressing Towards Approval

Spotless All-Brown Child Giraffe Noticed In The Wild In Namibia

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