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Texans still sharply divided on new abortion law, survey finds
As a signal of the intense abortion debate continuing to simmer in Texas, a new survey…
New map shows where fracking-induced earthquakes could hit in Canada
Scientists from the University of Waterloo have developed a map showing which regions and population centers…
Scientists develop blueprint for turning stem cells into sensory interneurons
Researchers at the Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research at…
Sun, sea, sustainability—could your next European holiday be a greener one?
With the tourism industry on a high bounce following the lifting of pandemic restrictions, many holiday-goers…
A unique stone-skipping-like trajectory of asteroid Aletai
During their entry to Earth, meteoroids and asteroids can deposit energy, causing great concerns to astrophysicists.…
Rewriting the history of K-carbon fiber manufacturing with carbon nanotubes
A space elevator, a structure connecting the Earth’s surface to a space station, would allow for…
Elevator project in Old Jerusalem leads to surprising finds
Installing an elevator doesn’t normally involve a 2,000-year plunge into an ancient city’s history. But in…
US environmental study launched for Thirty Meter Telescope
The National Science Foundation said Tuesday it plans to conduct a study to evaluate the environmental…
Sea turtle released in Florida to compete in Tour de Turtles
A juvenile green sea turtle that underwent multiple surgeries to remove cauliflower-like tumors was released last…