Rare Martian Meteorite Set to Go Up for Auction
NWA 16788, the largest Martian meteorite ever found, will be auctioned for potential 4 million dollars. Learn more about its history and significance.
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National Academy of Medicine Welcomes 100 New Members — Class of 2025 Advances Health and Science
NAM announces 100 new Class of 2025 members from top institutions, advancing medicine, health care, and public health.
Pacific Science Center: Evolution and Progress
Pacific Science Center in Seattle is evolving and making progress with the removal of animatronic dinosaurs in favor of more accurate and interactive exhibits.
California Alarms as Trump Targets National Weather Research Center
California warns dismantling a pivotal atmospheric research center could undermine forecasting, emergency preparedness, and climate risk assessment.
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The Dangers of Misinformation on Vaccines
The importance of scientific literacy and evidence-based decision-making in the debate over mRNA vaccines and antigenic shift.
NSF Review Could Restructure Critical Weather Science Infrastructure
NSF reviews NCAR capabilities, signaling potential changes in weather infrastructure, assets, and forecasting priorities.
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The Unnerving Sound of Earth's Magnetic Flip: A Sonic Look at Laschamps
Scientists sonify Earth's Laschamps magnetic flip, turning geomagnetic data into eerie sounds that reveal past pole reversals and geomagnetic instability.
The Blurred Line Between Science and Ideology
The danger of a blurred line between science and ideology in the current political climate, as highlighted by former health official Demetre Daskalakis.
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