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Earth has a 'heartbeat' generated by lightning. Schumann resonances explained, separating science from myth
If you were to measure all the electromagnetic activity in Earth’s atmosphere, you’d notice peaks at different points along the spectrum. There’s...
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Roving past ‘Devil's Gate' on Mars: Space picture of the day
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The 3 Parts Of A Nucleotide Explained
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Australia’s Antarctic budget cuts a ‘terrible blow for science’
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Masks and distancing practices also keep chimps healthy
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