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Addressing Water Pollution Challenges in Baltimore: Lessons from Paris

Paris invested a significant amount of money to clean up the River Seine for the Olympic triathlon, but they still faced challenges with high bacteria levels leading to delays and one athlete falling ill....
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Milwaukee’s Plan for World’s Tallest Timber Skyscraper: A Second Attempt

Milwaukee made headlines a few years ago with the world's tallest timber skyscraper, but now the city is aiming even higher with a new project in the works. The proposed skyscraper could reach up...
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Using Glitter to Make Mars More Habitable: Scientists’ Proposal

Scientists are considering a unique approach to make Mars more habitable by introducing glitter-like particles into the planet's atmosphere. The idea is to warm up Mars to around 28 degrees Celsius, which could potentially...
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The Science Behind Sneezing: Causes and Triggers Explained

Throughout history, sneezing has been seen as a divine sign, a devilish trick, or even an omen by different cultures. However, modern science has a different explanation for sneezing. It is actually a vital...
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Chinese Rocket Failure Leads to Creation of Space Junk Cloud

On August 6, 2024, a Chinese Long March 6A rocket successfully launched the first 18 satellites for the Qianfan broadband network into low Earth orbit (LEO). However, shortly after delivering the satellites, the rocket's...
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Thriving in Arid Conditions: How Weird Plants Showcase Diverse Traits

In this episode of the Nature Podcast dated August 7, 2024, researchers discuss how plant species exhibit a greater diversity of traits in drier environments. This trait diversity, which includes characteristics like plant size...
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Astronauts on ISS May Be Stranded Until 2025: NASA Update

NASA officials announced that two US astronauts, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, who embarked on an eight-day mission in June, might be stranded on the International Space Station until 2025 if their Boeing Starliner...
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Discovering the Entrance to a Huge Moon Cave: Scientists’ Breakthrough

Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery by finding an entrance to a huge moon cave on the lunar surface. This entrance, located in Mare Tranquillitatis, collapsed into a lava tube, making the underground cave...
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Potential Stranding of Astronauts on ISS for 6 Months Due to Starliner Issue

Astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, who journeyed to the International Space Station (ISS) on June 5, find themselves in a challenging situation due to issues with Boeing’s Starliner capsule. Originally planning to stay...
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Surviving a Fungal Pandemic: A Frog’s Hope for Other Species

Slimy messengers of hope are leaping through Yosemite National Park, announcing a glimmer of good news for frogs. For years, frogs have been struggling to survive in the face of a deadly fungal parasite...