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Astronomers Capture Largest Image of Milky Way Ever

To paraphrase Archimedes, if we had a selfie stick long enough—and the means to operate it—we could take a picture of the entire Milky Way. Until then, we have to rely on telescopes like the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) located in Chile’s Atacama Desert. Astronomers working with the European Southern Observatory (ESO), which operates the array, recently...


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Early Exposure to Junk Food Has Brain-Altering Effects

With the bounty of sugary cereals, sweet snacks, and fast foods available, getting children to eat healthy is an ongoing struggle for parents. Now, new research published in Nature Communications suggests that junk-food diets can have a lasting impact on our e...


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Bedbugs Fear Water

If you’ve ever crossed paths with bedbugs, you know what a scourge they can be. Several pesticide treatments later, and these tiny parasites may still be lurking in your mattress. Because they’re obligatory blood feeders, it’s tough to convince them to leave a good (human) meal behind. But a


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Here’s Why Locusts Swarm

Locusts have plagued humans since antiquity, erupting into swarms so devastating that they serve as stand-ins for divine wrath. Sometimes containing tens of millions of voracious insects, these swarms can blot out the skies, decimate crops, and cause famines. In fact, just this week, massive clouds of desert locusts battered cars crossing the Sahara and descended on tourists ...


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The Thrill of Science in 2042

In 2026, science was under attack from denial and political turbulence. Ideologues and corrupt officials discontinued childhood vaccines. They dismissed climate science. Cancer biologists lost funding for life-saving research. Broad areas of science were banned for contradicting the party line, and world-class educational programs were shut down. It was a terrifying crisis fo...


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