Everything You Should Know About The Rare T Coronae Borealis Nova Event
Looking to the stars has long provided a sense of wonder, but soon, a very rare event will light up the night sky. Here's what you need to know about it.
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The 7 Most Unusual Facts About California Redwoods
Towering hundreds of feet high, the Californian redwoods are a stunning natural wonder. Aside from their size, there are some unusual facts about these trees.
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What It Means When You Can Smell Rain Before It Happens
If you've ever wondered what that distinctive smell is before a rain shower, not only does it have a name, but it also has a solid scientific explanation.
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An Iconic Cartoon Character Bears Some Of The Blame For California's Devastating Wildfires
For decades, Smokey Bear has been teaching us about the dangers of wildfires, but some of that advice may be to blame for California's devastating wildfires.
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The Real Reasons Every Year Seems Faster As We Age
Have you ever thought about how time seems to pass more quickly than it did when you were a kid? As it turns out, there's a scientific reason for that feeling.
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Your Mood Ring Color Doesn't Mean What You Think
Mood rings are quite the fun novelty item, but there's a lot more science involved with their color-changing capacity than you might expect.
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7 Discoveries That Revolutionized Science In 2024
There are always new scientific discoveries being made every year, and 2024 was no different in that regard. Here are some of the most revolutionary.
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An Unassuming Rock Found In Indiana Proves There Was Water On Mars
Scientists have studied the existence of water on Mars for over a century. A little black rock found in Indiana proved the red planet did have water.
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California Is Home To The Hottest Place On Earth
It would take more than sunscreen to survive the hottest place on Earth, located right in California. Here’s its record-setting temperature and why it’s so hot.
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The Big Change To Earth's Atmosphere That's Causing Extreme Weather
Extreme weather is an increasingly common problem around the world, and changes to this atmospheric phenomenon could just make things even worse.
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5 Invasive Species That Are Wreaking Havoc In California
Invasive species have the ability to damage ecosystems, and that's especially true in California, where these five species threaten the state's biodiversity.
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Silicon Vs. Silicone: How Each Material Is Used
Scientific terms can sometimes look frustratingly similar, as is the case for silicon and silicone. But the two materials are very different, and this is how.
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The Truth About Gut Feelings And When You Should Trust Them
Everyone is familiar with gut feelings, the mysterious sensation of intrinsically knowing something. But gut feelings aren't as mysterious as they might seem.
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Why It's Impossible For A Moon To Be Bigger Than Its Planet
Few moons are as large as Earth's in relation to their planet. While it's impossible for a moon to be bigger than its planet, they can get quite close.
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Here's What Soil Is Made Of And How It's Formed
The soil beneath our feet may look dull, but it is essential to all life on the planet. You might be amazed at what soil is made of and how it got there.
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How Long Tortoises Live And 5 Animals That Live Longer
Humans live long lives for land mammals, but tortoises can outdo us by decades. Yet some other animals, such as sponges and jellyfish, can live far, far longer.
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The Sun's Death Won't Be An Explosion. It Will Be Much, Much Slower
The sun has been our source of energy for billions of years. While some wonder if it will eventually explode, it won't, but its death will be much slower.
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How Solid Waste Management Works On The International Space Station
Living on the ISS means even the simplest of routine comforts are complicated, including solid waste management. Here's how the ISS crew removes their trash.
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The Intricate Coffins That Shed Light On An Overlooked Period Of Egyptian History
In October 2023, Egyptologists discovered coffins adorned with hieroglyphics that shed new light on an oft overlooked period of ancient Egyptian history.
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The Real Reason It Looks Like There's A Question Mark In Space
In 2023, the powerful James Webb Telescope captured what looked like a question mark in the darkness of deep space, but the reason why is just as fascinating.
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Meet The Robot That Amputates Its Own Limbs To Survive
Increasing the survivability of robots might sound dystopian, but Yale researchers done just that by presenting a robot that can amputate its own limbs.
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Was Amelia Earhart Found? The Biggest Theories On What Happened To Her
Numerous theories have surrounded world-famous aviator Amelia Earhart and her mysterious disappearance in the Pacific, including some that claim she was found.
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