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Marine mystery of the Shark octopus – YouTube To watch A octopus has been seen taking a tour of an improbable marine friend: a super fast…

Quantum physics has always challenged our understanding of reality, but a new breakthrough further pushes the limits. Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis have has…

A new interdisciplinary adult designed to help the Central Michigan University to meet the demand early by students in today’s secondary school in search of a…

Meghan Kerns was born and grew up in Yakima. Her passion for science began in her seventh year to Franklin Middle School when she brought local…

Albany, NY (WRGB) – Mars is the month of women’s history and today at the New York State Museum, they celebrate women in science!The free family…

The secretary of health and social services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., targeted a new target this week as part of his program “Make America Healthy Again”:…

Future scientists, engineers and innovators took the scene in the 39th annual year of Fair & Steam Expo in Mendocino County Science and Steam on March…

Hello, Terriens! This is our weekly newsletter on everything related to the environment, where we highlight the trends and solutions that move to a more sustainable…

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