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InnovationRx: Inside The Crisis At The CDC
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‘Planet Parade’ On Friday: Five Worlds Set To Dominate Through October
ByJamie Carter,
Senior Contributor
August's “planet parade” (also called an alignment) features five planets, four of them visible to the naked eye. Here’s when and where to look on Friday, Aug. 29.
AI Helps Researchers Peek Into The Heart Of An Active Volcano
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Archaeologists Think They’ve Unearthed A 1,600-Year-Old Elder Care Home
ByLeslie Katz,
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This book is a fun and fascinating read — for mathematicians, artists and other creatives, and even for the general public.
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1 Belief That Harms Your Relationship In 2 Big Ways, By A Psychologist
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Romance Fraud: Southeast Asia–U.S. Links
Approx. 200,000 people are currently believed to be held within "scam compounds," mainly in Southeast Asia. They are forced to defraud others, including in the U.S.
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Carbon Capture Has A Hard Limit And Wind Power Is Out
Plans for carbon capture and sequestration have an effective limit of 0.7 degrees. So mitigation is perpetually proven to be the best green energy strategy.
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See The Moon And Saturn As Meteors Strike: The Night Sky This Week
Each Monday, I pick out North America’s celestial highlights for the week ahead (which also apply to mid-northern latitudes in the Northern Hemisphere).
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4 Signs You’re In The Early Stages Of The ‘Divorce Cycle’ — By A Psychologist
Once these four behaviors enter a marriage, the threat of divorce skyrockets. Here’s how they often feed into one another, according to research.
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The Last Photo Of The ‘Barbary Lion’ Was Taken 100 Years Ago — A Biologist Tells Its Story
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