Notices tagged with science, page 32

Save the date: The next full solar eclipse is scheduled for 2026 and will pass over the northern fringes of Greenland, Iceland and Spain. The Associated Press has more, including other celestial events on the horizon. https://flip.it/tC9xhx
#Science #Space #Eclipse #Sun #Moon

New research shows a relationship between metabolism problems in the brain and a range of neurological disorders, from autism to Alzheimer’s and more. Science Alert explains: https://flip.it/9FqF5u
#Science #Brain #Health #Neurology #Humans

The “Flying Spaghetti Monster” is one of an “astonishing” array of deep-sea creatures scientists have discovered living near an underwater mountain range off the coast of Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, in the Pacific Ocean. Live Science has more: https://flip.it/wIHd76
#Science #PacificOcean #EasterIsland #MarineBiology #Animals #SeaLife

During the awe of solar eclipse totality, scientists studied our planet’s reactions.

Science News reports on the work of Darci Snowden, a space physicist at Central Washington University in Ellensburg, who sent up weather balloons to capture data.

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#Eclipse #SolarEclipse #Science

Make it snow! Researchers explore sci-fi scenarios of human weather control.

@popsci reports: "From privatized weather to giant, cloud-seeding robots, 10 sci-fi scenarios are put to an (analytical) test."

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#Weather #Science #SciFi #Environment #ClimateChange

North America had eclipse fever this week. But where and when will the next one happen?

CNN reports: "An annular solar eclipse, in which the moon only blocks some of the sun’s light and creates a fantastic 'ring of fire' effect, will be visible over Chile and Argentina in South America on October 2, according to NASA."

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#Eclipse #SolarEclipse #Astronomy #Science

Zambia relies on rain for its food, energy and economy. The southern African nation hasn’t received enough this year and may not in the future, either. Inside Climate Science explains how Zambians have become a victim of a climate crisis it didn’t cause. https://flip.it/zp1zzu
#Science #ClimateChange #Africa #Zambia

Millions of viewers across North America are witnessing a historic total solar eclipse, and images and videos are coming in. Check out some of the best at Live Science: https://flip.it/42UTWX
#Science #Space #Eclipse #Sun #Moon

The same moon that will block the sun over large swaths of North America today also turned inside out billions of years ago, scientists reveal. Science Alert explains: https://flip.it/uV9LkM
#Science #Sun #Moon #Eclipse #Space

How does a solar eclipse affect animals?

CBS News spoke to veterinarians, who share pet safety tips: https://flip.it/pH_7Xz

#Eclipse #SolarEclipse #Animals #Science

Scientists have been busy developing breakthroughs in many areas, yet they’ve received little recognition for the last couple of years as the world focused on vaccines and treatments for COVID-19. The Week underscores 13 recent breakthroughs you may have missed, from the first pig kidney transplant to slowing Alzheimer’s. https://flip.it/R7_KbG
#Science #Health #Medicine #Cancer #Alzheimers #Vaccines

Taxonomists have a long history of cataloging everything they could find. Worldwide expeditions, museums and universities have all committed to classifying specimens. Yet no single, unified list of all the species on Earth exists. Some scientists want to change that. Popular Science explains. https://flip.it/ram4oV
#Science #Animals #Species #Taxonomy #Earth

Would you take deep, consecutive breaths to the point of hyperventilation, then hold your breath until you felt the urge to breathe again? Experts weigh in on the Wim Hof Method, a cold-water immersion practice that claims to increase willpower and reduce fat, among other benefits. More from Live Science: https://flip.it/1Ut78Y
#Science #Health #Biology #Cold

New map calculations of the total solar eclipse that will pass across the skies of North America on Monday have raised concerns that the path of totality is narrower than earlier estimates. CNN has more: https://flip.it/ZZ9gPh
#Science #Eclipse #Earth #PathOfTotality

In the path of Monday's North American solar eclipse?

AP has an early weather forecast: https://flip.it/ENDTXC

For more coverage, follow our Solar Eclipse 2024 Magazine: @solar-eclipse-2024-science

#Eclipse #SolarEclipse #Science #Astronomy

Scientists discovered dark energy over two decades ago and since then have been studying what they thought was an invisible substance that appeared to be pulling the universe apart. But a large 3D map may have highlighted a major flaw — dark energy might not even be a substance. "If this is true,” one scientist said, “this just turns cosmology upside down." And quell some of those fears about the destruction of the universe. Space.com has more: https://flip.it/-xfySS
#Science #Universe #Space #DarkMatter

We all need to vent after a bad day, right? It’s the equivalent of releasing steam from a pressure cooker, it’s long been believed. Researchers at Ohio State University, however, found “not a shred of scientific evidence” to support catharsis theory, as it’s called. In fact, venting might increase anger. Science Alert has more, including effective methods of managing your rage.
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#Science #Health #Anger #AngerManagement #Behavior #Humans

If this real-life horror story doesn’t get people to close the toilet lid, we don’t know what will. A man in Canada found a rat lurking in his toilet bowl and was hospitalized with a serious bacterial infection after the critter bit two of his fingers. Live Science has more: https://flip.it/8cFufY
#Science #Health #Infection #Bacteria #Rats

One scientist been chasing solar eclipses for three decades. What’s she after?

Vox reports: "She’s trying to solve a mystery that could help protect Earth."

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#Eclipse #SolarEclipse #Science #Astronomy #Physics

Why NASA is launching rockets into the solar eclipse path.

CNN reports the U.S. space agency "will launch sounding rockets and WB-57 high-altitude planes to conduct research on aspects of the sun and Earth that‘s only possible during an eclipse. The efforts are part of a long history of attempts to gather invaluable data and observations when the moon temporarily blocks the sun’s light."

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For more stories like this, follow Space News: @space-news-science

#Eclipse #SolarEclipse #NASA #Astronomy #Sun #Science