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Dialogue with black leaders in STEM
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Why do variants such as Delta dominate?
If researchers predict which coronavirus variant will sweep the world, the Delta variant will not be their first guess.But since its first appearance in India in December 2020, this highly infectious variant…
To understand UAP, we need megapixel images
This Pentagon report exist UFO (UAP) was submitted to Congress on June 25, enough to stimulate scientific inquiry into the goals of these phenomena. The nature of UAP is not a philosophical…
The “lakes” buried on Mars may just be frozen clay
Bright reflections detected by radar below the South Pole Mars A new study found that it may not be an underground lake as previously thought, but a clay deposit. For decades, scientists…
Ornithology-Scientific American
introduceOur charming feather friends By Lisa Palatroni Part 1: Evolution 1.1 Take wings By Stephen Brussart 1.2 Fossil pigments reveal the dinosaur origin of bird egg color by Kate King 1.3 Giants…
Can China and the United States cooperate in space?
Will cooperation or competition define international space science and exploration in the 21st century? The answer may come down to how the two space superpowers, the United States and China, choose to…
How the Olympic tracking system captures sports performance
Due to COVID-19, this year’s Olympics may not be open to most spectators, but as dozens of cameras record every jump, dive and flip, the eyes of the world are still on…
Learn to live in Steven Weinberg’s meaningless universe
Steven WeinbergPassed away last week at the age of 88, he is not only a Nobel Prize-winning physicist, but also one of the most eloquent science writers of the past half century….
Avi Loeb’s Galileo project will look for evidence of alien visits
Harvard theoretical astrophysicist Avi Loeb co-founded a $1.755 million academic effort to find UFOs. What is it doing? Yesterday, Loeb revealed the Galileo project, which aims to develop a network of telescopes…