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Space station batteries dumped into ocean two months after disconnection | Tech and Science
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Space station batteries dumped into ocean two months after disconnection | Tech and Science

The post Space station batteries dumped into ocean two months after disconnection | Tech and Science appeared first on World Today Journal.
#Space #station #batteries #dumped #ocean #months #disconnection #Tech #Science Mar 9, 2024 at 6:08 AM Update: 5 minutes ago The remains of a discarded battery pack from the ISS space station fell into the Atlantic Ocean on Friday evening. The package consisted of nine batteries, weighed 2,600 kilos and was the size of a car. […]

NASA Launches New TRPG “The Lost Universe” – A Cosmic Mystery Game Featuring Space Exploration and Science
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NASA Launches New TRPG “The Lost Universe” – A Cosmic Mystery Game Featuring Space Exploration and Science

The post NASA Launches New TRPG “The Lost Universe” – A Cosmic Mystery Game Featuring Space Exploration and Science appeared first on News Directory 3.
If you’re a space enthusiast or like tabletop role-playing games (TRPGs), some new features have been announced that are worth paying attention to. This is news that NASA has released a new TRPG, “The Lost Universe”, a fictional ‘cosmic mystery’ surrounding the disappearance of the Hubble Space Telescope at NASA’s main space laboratory, the Goddard […]

“Bumblebees and Collective Electric Sense: New Discoveries in Animal Learning and Perception”
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“Bumblebees and Collective Electric Sense: New Discoveries in Animal Learning and Perception”

  1. These tiny fish combine electric pulses to probe the environment  Nature.com
  2. These Electric Fish Detect Images of What Their Companions Are ‘Seeing’  Scientific American
  3. Electric fish sense the world through ‘auras’ of neighbors like a networked radar  ZME Science
  4. This week in science: shared rhythm, electric fish and a methane-tracking satellite  Public Radio Tulsa

You can read the full story here: “Bumblebees and Collective Electric Sense: New Discoveries in Animal Learning and Perception” .

The Science of Showering: How Often Should You Really Bathe?
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The Science of Showering: How Often Should You Really Bathe?

Author: Dr. Lin Jingyun Image: shutterstock (illustration not involved) Advertisement (Continue reading this article) Those who claim to shower every day, or even every time you leave and return home, believe that the environment is full of pollution and that the body must be washed well; Those who advocate excessive cleansing believe that the human […]
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Emergence of Avian Influenza in Marine Mammals Raises Concerns for Global Health
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Emergence of Avian Influenza in Marine Mammals Raises Concerns for Global Health

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【News Quest = Science Reporter Kim Hyeong-geun】 Avian influenza (AI) is not a disease limited to poultry such as chickens and ducks. It is ready to attack not only marine mammals such as seabirds and sea lions, but also humans. The emergence of the H5N1 avian influenza virus, a pathogen that is spreading across species […]

“Controversy Surrounds Harvard Astronomer’s Search for Alien Technology in Pacific Seafloor Debris”
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“Controversy Surrounds Harvard Astronomer’s Search for Alien Technology in Pacific Seafloor Debris”

  1. Sensational claim of possible alien debris hits a science speed bump  The Washington Post
  2. Interstellar signal linked to aliens was actually just a truck  The Hub at Johns Hopkins
  3. Signals Linked to ‘Aliens’ Debunked as Noise From Truck  Newsweek
  4. Seismic Rumble From an ‘Alien Technology’ Meteor Was Actually a Passing Truck, Scientists Say  Gizmodo
  5. ‘Alien’ signal was likely a very big truck  Popular Science

You can read the full story here: “Controversy Surrounds Harvard Astronomer’s Search for Alien Technology in Pacific Seafloor Debris” .

“Get Ready for the April 2024 Total Solar Eclipse: Path, Timing, and Viewing Tips”
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“Get Ready for the April 2024 Total Solar Eclipse: Path, Timing, and Viewing Tips”

  1. What you need to know about April’s total solar eclipse  Fox Weather
  2. Why the 2024 eclipse will be a different experience from 2017  CNN
  3. Perspective | Why traveling to witness a total solar eclipse is so worth it  The Washington Post
  4. What to Expect: A Solar Eclipse Guide  Science@NASA

You can read the full story here: “Get Ready for the April 2024 Total Solar Eclipse: Path, Timing, and Viewing Tips” .

“2024 Great North American Solar Eclipse: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Event Across Mexico, the United States, and Canada”
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“2024 Great North American Solar Eclipse: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Event Across Mexico, the United States, and Canada”

  1. Total solar eclipse: Make plans now to head north in New England  The Boston Globe
  2. Science shows Texas Hill Country is the best place in the U.S. to view the total solar eclipse  KSAT San Antonio
  3. Why the 2024 eclipse will be a different experience from 2017  CNN
  4. 2024 solar eclipse: Early April 8 weather forecast predicts clear skies near Michigan  Detroit Free Press

You can read the full story here: “2024 Great North American Solar Eclipse: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Event Across Mexico, the United States, and Canada” .

Students use ChatGPT for homework and teachers use ChatGPT to correct them, reports show
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Students use ChatGPT for homework and teachers use ChatGPT to correct them, reports show

2024-03-08 08:45:00 One of Harvard University’s new computer science professors is a chatbot. He acts as an assistant for the introductory algorithm and web development course called CS50. This is one of the examples of the use of artificial intelligence in the training of future players in the software development sector. As highlighted by several … Read more
You can read the full story here: Students use ChatGPT for homework and teachers use ChatGPT to correct them, reports show.