For most people, their hair naturally loses pigment as they age. A 2021 study showed that stress can also turn hair gray. The question is whether hair can reclaim its natural color. Science Alert has more: https://flip.it/bod-RY #Science#Health#Hair#Humans
After the warmest autumn ever, experts are certain that 2023 will be the warmest year in recorded history. Several factors are having an impact, but the biggest is human-caused climate change. Live Science explains: https://flip.it/9kO.0T #Science#ClimateChange#Earth#Climate
Citizen science projects tend to attract white, affluent, well-educated volunteers. Here’s how one team of researchers recruited a more diverse group to identify lead pipes in homes.
7 food and agriculture innovations needed to protect the climate and feed a rapidly growing world.
@TheConversationUS reports: "More than 130 countries signed a declaration on Dec. 1, committing to make their food systems – everything from production to consumption – a focal point in national strategies to address climate change."
The U.S. military's elusive X-37B space plane has postponed its next launch to Dec. 10. X-37B will launch aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket, from NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC), in Florida. From Live Science, here’s why the secretive spacecraft is likely launching farther than ever before. https://flip.it/tTFOOL #Science#Space#SpaceX#X37B
Is Earth a “Goldilocks planet in a just-right Goldilocks universe?” The Dispatch’s Marvin Olasky writes about how quantum physics can push us to look up, in "desperate puzzlement." https://flip.it/Cy8d3D #Earth#Universe#QuantumPhysics
The discovery of an ancient supermassive black hole that existed early in the life of the universe has some questioning the legitimacy of the Big Bang Theory. This is a hasty conclusion, says Don Lincoln, writing for Big Think. https://flip.it/ghz5R2 #Science#Space#Universe#BigBangTheory
As King Charles warned that time was running out on climate change, more than 130 world leaders at the COP28 climate summit promised to tackle the huge responsibility that food and agriculture have in the warming planet. BBC News reports: https://flip.it/.XvQpH #Science#ClimateChange#COP28
The ghostly object that first appeared in ground-based telescopes before completely vanishing has returned. This time as a faint, yet distinct galaxy in an image from the James Webb Space Telescope. "This thing is a real monster," said Jed McKinney, a postdoctoral researcher at The University of Texas at Austin. Phys.org has more: https://flip.it/.CtHdG #Science#Space#Galaxy#JWST
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