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A new study has found that people who have a low intelligence are more likely to believe in "pseudo-profound bullsh*t" (their words, not ours), and that includes liking and sharing inane meaningless unproven memes on social media. While the report criticises what it terms "conspiracy theories"...
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Four months after the stunning announcement that NASA's Curiosity rover detected an "unusually high" level of methane on Mars, the government space agency said that oxygen "behaves in a way that so far scientists cannot explain" on the Red Planet.
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Gazing up at the heavens at night, it’s easy to get lost in the beauty and immensity of the universe: the moon’s silvery glow, planets moving through their orbits, distant stars twinkling with light emitted millions of years ago.
This dancing of light we see when we look at stars has fascinated humans for centuries – even the smallest humans. “Twinkle twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are” is one of the first songs we learn as children. As we grow older, we learn the names of the stars and constellations. ... Read more |
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USB stick found with strange 1800s planetary imagery and video!
Quote Form Source: "I don't know the story behind the usb Stick and who possessed it but I decided to share this with you. some images seem to show surface close ups of planets and some seem to be edited/blacked out. The videos are too freaky to describe. A friend said the stick contains old Voyager satellite recordings and files that are not supposed to be public as he has never seen something like that (he's a space dude). I will look more into the files now and keep you up to date. Once i figure out how to upload I will show to you the images." ... Read more |
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That the Voyager spacecraft are still returning good science from billions of miles away is a testament to the state of the art of space technology in the late 1970s.
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NASA’s next Venus probe could be an atmosphere-skimming robotic stingray designed by the University of Buffalo. UB’s CRASH Lab, which is the institution’s Crashworthinesss for Aerospace Structures and Hybrids laboratory, has been selected by NASA to get early-stage funding as part of a program the agency devised to come up with new and innovative concept […]
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Scientists used a computer program to uncover more than 1 million molecules that could potentially store genetic information, just like DNA.
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Infection found in patient who required quadruple amputation after developing rare condition
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Physicists may have solved a decades-long mystery about how our universe came to be.
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A lost species known as the silver-backed chevrotain, or the Vietnamese ‘mouse deer,’ has been caught on camera for the first time since 1990.
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A new study finds evidence for a theory that suggests the Nile River may have emerged around 30 million years ago, driven by the motion of Earth’s mantle.
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SpaceX successfully launched its second batch of 60 Starlink satellites, featuring a variety of upgrades as part of the move from v0.9 to v1.0 spacecraft.
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Scientists are finding that galaxies can move with each other across huge distances, and against the predictions of basic cosmological models. The reason why could change everything we think we know about the universe.
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On Monday, November 11, the planet Mercury will pass directly between Earth and the Sun in an event that won’t happen again for another thirteen years. During this transit, Mercury will be visible to observers here on Earth as a tiny pinprick of darkness against the Sun’s surface. Watch the livestream here.
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Mercury is set to make a transit across the sun on Monday morning for the last time until 2032. A pinprick of darkness will puncture a small hole in the sunlight as the planet traverses the solar disk during a 5.5-hour stretch, starting at 7:35 a.m. Eastern time. And while you won't be able see it without protective glasses and heavy-duty telescope equipment, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the show.
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"The objective scientist is a very rare bird today, too much taint and not enough data. Science is guessing at best or deluded at worst as to the real degree of anthropomorphic impact."
In response to: anysubj.com/p/31000-Scientists-S... ... Read more |
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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
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...but aren't they facing a massive pig shortage?
A recent case study of crash test simulations in China has shown that some researchers are involved in extremely inhumane animal testing. Images released with the case study show live pigs being used as crash test dummies.
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Paleontologists in Poland unearthed the jaws and teeth of a pliosaur, an ancient marine reptile with a bite more powerful than that of T. rex.
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We have known about Dark Matter and Dark Energy for at least a decade, but, as yet, still have no idea what they are.
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