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Los Angeles is Painting its Streets to Combat Climate Change

Due to Human Impact, the Earth is Now Considered a “Hybrid Planet”

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An Engineer Has Accidentally Discovered a Way to Make Transporting Oil Safer

Tap Water Could Be Swimming With Tiny Plastic Particles

Scientists Are Working on a Plan to Re-Engineer the Planet to Reduce Hurricanes

By Jolene Creighton

Hydrogen Power Storage Could be an Important Part of a Fossil Fuel Free Future

By Patrick Caughill

Climate Change Could Wipe Out One-Third of Parasite Species by 2070

By Alexandra Ossola

France Wants to Cease Fossil Fuel Production by 2040

Australian Scientists Have Developed a New Tool for Imaging Life at the Nanoscale

New Research Could Challenge Our Fundamental Laws of Physics

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Researchers Have Officially Discovered a New Kind of Chemical Reaction

By Patrick Caughill

The Idea of Creating a New Universe in the Lab Is No Joke

By Zeeya Merali

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The World’s Largest and Most Powerful X-Ray Laser Just Went Online

Denmark’s Biggest Company Sells Off the Country’s Last Oil Company for $7.45 Billion

Newly Discovered Black Hole May Be the First of Its Kind Ever Detected

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A Dutch Study Claims to Project the Maximum Human Lifespan

By 2022, a Single Company Plans to Invest $100 Billion in the “Information Revolution”

New Genetic Data Study Suggests that Humans are Still Evolving

Scientists Produced Hydrogen Fuel with Nothing but Light and Fats

We May Finally Have a Way to Cheaply Manufacture Pure Graphene

Tesla Is Providing Batteries for the World’s Largest Producer of Wind Turbines

A Major Florida Utility Company is Investing $6 Billion in Solar Instead of Nuclear

By Patrick Caughill

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We May Have Uncovered the First Ever Evidence of the Multiverse

By Christianna Reedy

Polluted Air Might Cause More Than Twice as Many Deaths as Previously Thought

Silk Spun by Graphene-Fed Spiders Is One of the Strongest Materials on Earth

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In a Surprise Discovery, Researchers Used a Laser Beam to Create a Stream of Liquid

Researchers Can Now Make Hydrogen Fuel Using Liquid Metal

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Researchers Have a Theory on How the Lights Went On After the Big Bang

More Renewable Power is Entering Our Grids, Making Clean Driving Even Cleaner

By Patrick Caughill

Intel’s New Chip Helps Devices See and Interact with Their Environments in Real Time

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Researchers Have Just Found the Star System That Caused a Nova Explosion 600 Years Ago

Kardashev Scale: This Is What Life Will Look Like When We Harness the Energy of the Entire Universe

By Sarah Marquart

(Im)mortality: Researchers Find That Human Lifespan Has A Max Limit

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Revolutionary Carbon Capture Method Makes Building Materials Out of Emissions

For the First Time, Researchers Measured How Fast Air Moves Through the Stratosphere

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Oxygen Found on the Moon Could Provide Answers About Ancient Earth

Bill Nye Talks Climate Change Denial and the Future of American Energy

By Kristin Houser

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Kenya Becomes Latest Country to Ban Plastic Bags

Researchers Just Did the Seemingly Impossible: Generate Terahertz Waves From Water

60 Years Since They Were First Observed, There’s Much Left to Learn About Neutrinos

By Brian Koberlein

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Australia Produces Enough Renewable Energy to Power 70% of Homes

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A Galaxy 5 Billion Light-Years Away Just Taught Us Something New About the Universe

Nuclear Physicists are Revisiting a Safer Alternative to Uranium

Quantum Physics

Why Neutrinos Aren’t “Real”

By Brian Koberlein

In the Event of Nuclear War, Here’s a List of Absurd Things You Should Never Do

By Patrick Caughill

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World’s Most Powerful Resistive Magnet Will Assist Research in Many Fields

The Secrets of Neutrinos, One of the Strangest Particles in the Known Universe

By Brian Koberlein

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NASA Chief: Space Exploration Has a Direct Impact on Our Lives on Earth

By Sarah Marquart

The President Just Disbanded a Federal Advisory Committee on Climate Change, Here’s How Scientists are Responding

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NASA Wants to Use 3D-Printed Parts for Future Rocket Engines

The Grid Study From the Department of Energy Just Called for a Boost to Coal Power

By Patrick Caughill

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New Mini-Antennae Could Pave the Way for Brain-Computer Interfaces

By Patrick Caughill

How 139 Countries Could Be Powered by 100 Percent Wind, Water, and Solar Energy by 2050

Another U.S. Government Website Has Removed References to Climate Change

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Scientists Have Identified 22 Genes Associated with Intelligence

MIT Researchers Have Discovered a Way to Increase Nuclear Fusion’s Energy Output

A New Roadmap to Renewable Dependence Could Eliminate 99% of CO2 Emissions by 2050

An Electric Revolution: New Study Shows Fluid-Like Motion of Electrons in Graphene

China Just Exceeded its 2020 Target for Solar Installations

The Fight Against Climate Change Could Get Unexpected Help from Seaweed

WATCH: What Happened to Solar Power in the US During the Eclipse

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Meet the Woman Who Did the Calculations for the First Moon Landing

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Are You Smart Enough To Get These Nerdy Jokes?

By Jolene Creighton

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What Would We Need (Other Than Dinosaurs) to Create a Real Jurassic Park?