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Great Salt Lake's Ancient Past Reveals Fast Disappearance of Fresh Water

1The Great Salt Lake was once a massive freshwater lake that swelled to nearly 1,000 feet deep and covered over 10 times its current …

Sep 24, 2026 Mayur Tembhare
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Shorebirds' Home Advantage: Why Some Don't Return to Their Breeding Grounds

1The study found that high-Arctic shorebirds rarely return to their breeding areas. 2Researchers analyzed data from decades of field studies across the Northern Hemisphere. …

Sep 24, 2026 Mayur Tembhare
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Magnets could help computers talk to each other more efficiently

1Xufeng Zhang is a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Northeastern University. 2He has developed small-scale magnetic systems that can transmit information between …

Sep 24, 2026 Mayur Tembhare
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New Crystal Can Capture CO₂ and Recognize Similar Molecules

1Scientists from Shibaura Institute of Technology in Japan created an interlayer adaptive crystal (LAC) that can capture CO₂ and other gases. 2The LAC is …

Sep 24, 2026 Mayur Tembhare
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Smart Nanoparticles Deliver Antibiotics Directly to Harmful Bacteria

1H. pylori bacteria infect around half of the global population and cause stomach ulcers and cancer. 2Scientists from Pusan National University developed nanoparticles that …

Sep 24, 2026 Mayur Tembhare
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Bacteria Turn Flowers into Leaves, Affecting Crops Worldwide

1Phytoplasmas are bacteria that infect plants through insect vectors. 2The symptoms of phytoplasma infection can vary, but often cause stunted growth or changes in …

Sep 24, 2026 Mayur Tembhare
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Rivers Don't Respond to Storms in the Same Way Twice

1Scientists studied over 2 million rainfall events in 97 countries. 2Most rivers don't behave like predictable pipes, but rather like dynamic systems with a …

Sep 24, 2026 Mayur Tembhare
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Do 'Pheromone' Maxxing Products Really Work?

1Pheromones are chemical messengers released by animals to communicate with each other. 2Humans lack the necessary organs and structures to detect pheromones. 3Fresh sweat …

Sep 24, 2026 Mayur Tembhare
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Disordered Atoms Can Emit Light in One Direction

1Scientists at TU Darmstadt discovered that disordered atoms can emit light in one direction using a hollow fiber. 2The team used a technique called …

Sep 24, 2026 Mayur Tembhare
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Webb Telescope Discovers Smallest Known Brown Dwarfs

1The James Webb Space Telescope discovered brown dwarfs with masses as low as twice that of Jupiter. 2These objects are located in the star-forming …

Sep 24, 2026 Mayur Tembhare
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Stopping Great Salt Lake Dust: A New Report Offers Solutions

1A team of researchers from the University of Utah has released a report on controlling dust from the exposed lakebed of Great Salt Lake. …

Sep 24, 2026 Mayur Tembhare
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Scientists Debate Artificially Dimming the Sun

1Scientists are proposing three methods to artificially dim the sun: injecting sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere, adding sea-salt particles to clouds, or reducing cloud …

Sep 24, 2026 Mayur Tembhare
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