32 articole in sectiunea Science
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Fruit Flies Are Invading Los Angeles. The Solution? More Fruit Flies.The Mediterranean fruit fly lays eggs that hatch into maggots inside fruit. Officials plan to halt population growth by dropping millions of sterile male flies over the affected region.
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New York Times | By Livia Albeck-ripka | Science | acum 2 ani | acum 2 ani |
| 947 |
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Now Showing, an Ancient Spell Book for the DeadAn exhibition at the Getty Museum reveals the Egyptian Book of the Dead, long relegated to a dark vault, in the light of day.
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New York Times | By Franz Lidz | Science | acum 2 ani | acum 2 ani |
| 945 |
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6 Great Space Images in OctoberAn eclipse's shadow from space, India's astronaut capsule and a confused space telescope.
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New York Times | By Michael Roston | Science | acum 2 ani | acum 2 ani |
| 669 |
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These Amphibians Have a Taste for Their Mom’s SkinCaecilians are the first amphibians known to pass on their microbiomes to their offspring.
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New York Times | By Sofia Quaglia | Science | acum 2 ani | acum 2 ani |
| 649 |
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Inside a High-Security Virus LabHigh-security labs, like this one at Penn State, are at the center of a debate over research that alters viruses to make them more dangerous.
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New York Times | By Benjamin Mueller | Science | acum 2 ani | acum 2 ani |
| 640 |
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Deep in the Amazon, some towns had better eclipse fortune than others.
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New York Times | By Ana Ionova | Science | acum 2 ani | acum 2 ani |
| 638 |
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On a beach in Brazil, a shadowy path of wonder reaches its conclusion.
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New York Times | By Luiz Felipe | Science | acum 2 ani | acum 2 ani |
| 633 |
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Your Next Eclipse Isn’t That Far Off, and It Could Be Even BetterSaturday’s eclipse will be followed by another in April that will cross the other end of the United States.
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New York Times | By Michael Roston | Science | acum 2 ani | acum 2 ani |
| 524 |
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A Solar Eclipse Shines Light on Traditions That Still Matter TodayAmong Indigenous peoples of the Americas, from Navajo Nation down to the rainforests of Brazil, events like the annular eclipse on Saturday have important and distinctive cultural meanings.
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New York Times | By Katrina Miller | Science | acum 2 ani | acum 2 ani |
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Why the “Mother of the Atomic Bomb” Never Won a Nobel PrizeLise Meitner developed the theory of nuclear fission, the process that enabled the atomic bomb. But her identity — Jewish and a woman — barred her from sharing credit for the discovery, newly translated letters show.
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New York Times | By Katrina Miller | Science | acum 2 ani | acum 2 ani |