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Dog Detectives Sniff Deadly Bacteria From Skin, Urine, and Clothes

By: Eli Alexander, Journalist
Dogs aren't just our furry little friends; they're more than that! They have a secret power...
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Korean Scientists Are Working On Solving Issues With Explosive Batteries And Are Promising A 620-mile range For Future Electric Vehicles

Korean Scientists Are Working On Solving Issues With Explosive Batteries And Are Promising A 620-mile range For Future Electric Vehicles

By: Munir Noori, Journalism
Discover how researchers at the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology are tackling the challenges of next-gen batteries! With their innovative quasi-lithium electrode material, electric vehicles could achieve an impressive 1,000 kilometers on a single charge.
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Small Plastic Beads That Generate Electricity Could Replace Fossil Fuels

Small Plastic Beads That Generate Electricity Could Replace Fossil Fuels

By: Ethan Page, “Journalist”
Small Plastic Beads That Generate Electricity Could Replace Fossil Fuels. These Balls Create Large Amounts Of Electricity.
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The Mesozoic, Or The “Age of Dinosaurs”

By: Olivia Quinn, Journalist
What did the Mesozoic look like? What were the coolest animals? How did the Dinosaurs go extinct?
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Quantum Gravity

By: Khue Vu, Journalist
Quantum gravity is one of the biggest unsolved problems in modern physics. It seeks to unify two of the most successful theories in science: quantum mechanics, which governs the world of particles and forces, and general relativity, which describes the structure of spacetime and gravity. Despite their individual successes, these two theories are fundamentally incompatible at extreme scale, such as inside black holes or at the moment of the Big Bang. 
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Astronauts Return After More Than Nine Months in Space

By: Rory Peterson, Journalist
Yesterday, astronauts Barry "Butch" Wilmore and Suni Williams touched down in the Gulf of Mexico, after spending more than nine months on the International Space Station, far longer than their original intended stay of only eight days on the Station.
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Frozen Light

By: Vaibhav Saravanan, Journalist
A team of scientists in Italy have managed to freeze light in place for an entire minute. The frozen light behaved like a supersolid, which is a state of matter when something is both a solid and a liquid.
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Scientists Electrify Water To Create Carbon

By: Jordan Jeon, Journalist
In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have found a way to use seawater to create a new kind of cement that can help fight climate change. This new cement is made by using electricity to turn seawater into a material that absorbs carbon dioxide from the air.
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AI Powered Biomass Help Fill In Potholes

By: Caleb Torres, Journalist
Google is partnering with Swansea University with their AI for simulating the substance filling in the potholes because they don't know how it behaves yet. Because they don't know much about this biomass, it is still experimental.
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James Webb Telescope Detects Direct Signs Of Carbon Dioxide In Other Planet System

By: Volodymyr Sliesariev, Journalist
This discovery is significant because HR8799 is a relatively young system, at only about 30 million years old. This means the system gives off a lot of infrared light, providing researchers with a perfect example of planetary formation in action. The infrared light allows scientists to study the planets' atmospheres in detail, explaining their chemical composition and the processes that shaped them.
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HIV Injection Could Give One year of protection In One Shot

HIV Injection Could Give One year of protection In One Shot

By: Kevin Cabrera Reyes, Journalist
Read about how this vaccine could help prevent HIV with just one injection. A new yearly shot to help protect people from HIV has passed an important first test and is safe to use.
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Life before Dinosaurs, Welcome to the Paleozoic

By: Olivia Quinn, Journalist
Life on Earth today is beautiful, but where did it begin? What happened before the Dinosaurs?
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