Science Discoveries
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The Rise of Citizen Science Databases: From iNaturalist to GBIF
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21 — Two billion. That is the number of species occurrence records now housed in…
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IUCN Red List: 150,000+ species assessed for extinction risk
GENEVA, July 21 — The shift is quiet but relentless. Every decade, the world’s most authoritative inventory of…
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From Çatalhöyük to Ptolemy: Ancient Cartography’s Enduring Legacy
LONDON, July 21 — The history of cartography is a record of human efforts to model reality—or imagined…
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Luddite Movement: 19th-Century Tech Backlash & Political Upheaval
NOTTINGHAM, July 21 — The term “Luddite” entered the English lexicon during a wave of organised machine-breaking that…
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Zenithal Hourly Rate Explains Meteor Shower Intensity
ISLAMABAD, July 21 — The zenithal hourly rate, or ZHR, is a standard astronomical measure that helps scientists…
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Civil Disobedience: From Antigone to Martin Luther King Jr.
WASHINGTON, July 20 — The cell door clangs shut, and a citizen sits inside, not for a crime…
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Light pollution blocks night skies for 83% of world, threatens stargazing
WASHINGTON, July 20 — An estimated 83 percent of the world’s population now lives under light-polluted skies. The…
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New material vs existing quantum platforms: strengths and unknowns
NEW YORK, July 19 — For all the excitement that quantum computing has generated, the machines have remained…
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How the New Quantum Material Maintains Coherence at Room Temperature
SAN FRANCISCO, July 19 — For the first time, physicists have demonstrated quantum coherence at room temperature in…
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Mg/Ca Ratios in Foraminifera Shells Reveal Ancient Ocean Temps
WASHINGTON, July 19 — When scientists want to know how warm the ocean was during the last ice…
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Climate Proxy Calibration Reconstructs Pre-1880 Temperatures
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 19 — The stretch of reliable global climate records runs back only to the 1880s.…
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Researchers Advance Search for Room-Temperature Quantum Materials
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 19 — The story begins not with a press conference or a named laureate, but…
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Radiometric Calibration Transforms Raw Sensor Data into Usable Images
LONDON, July 19 — A 2010 paper titled “Radiometric Calibration for AgCam,” published in the journal Remote Sensing…
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Physicists Unveil Room-Temperature Quantum Material
WASHINGTON, July 19 — A team of physicists has produced the first quantum material that operates at room…
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Sushruta and Charaka: Foundations of Ancient Medicine and Surgery
NEW DELHI, July 19 — What can a surgeon who described instruments and procedures two thousand years ago…
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Ancient Indian Universities: Nalanda, Vikramshila, and Takshashila
NALANDA, India, July 19 — Ancient Indian universities like Nalanda, Vikramshila, and Takshashila were teaching astronomy, mathematics, medicine,…
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Vedic Age Innovations: Early Agriculture and Astronomy
NEW DELHI, July 19 — When historians look back at the Vedic Age, they see more than just…
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Indus Valley Civilization: Engineering and Metallurgy Foundations
ISLAMABAD, July 19 — The Indus Valley Civilisation, which flourished from 3300 to 1300 BCE, is increasingly drawing…
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Ancient Egyptians first grew lettuce for oil, not salad leaves
TEHRAN, July 18 — Lettuce, the crisp leaf vegetable that appears daily in salads and sandwiches around the…
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Human Activity Sparks Most Fires, Lightning Burns Most Land
OTTAWA, July 18 — The smoke hangs low over the boreal forest, a vast sea of coniferous trees…
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University of Oklahoma Theory Explains Why People Believe Habitual Liars
NORMAN, Okla., July 17 — A communication theory developed at the University of Oklahoma offers a framework for…
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Scientific paper retracted over duplicated images after joint investigation
BOSTON, July 17 — A 2019 research paper has been retracted after an investigation found duplicated images, a…
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Stanford’s Dr. Fu-Kuo Chang pioneers structural health monitoring
STANFORD, Calif., July 17 — For decades, the challenge of keeping aircraft safe has relied on frequent, painstaking…
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Elemental Analyzer Boosts Liberia’s Environmental Monitoring
MONROVIA, July 17 — Liberian President Joseph Boakai officially commissioned a state-of-the-art Elemental Analyzer at the Environmental Protection…
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