AvatarDylan O'DailyOpinion For Introverts, Quarantine Can Be a Liberation Bloomberg - Andreas Kluth The pandemic is also a time-out from our usual extrovert-dominated culture. We should make the best of that. The pandemic is also a time-out from our …
AvatarDylan O'Daily COVID-19 needs a Manhattan Project sciencemag.org There is an unprecedented race to develop a vaccine against severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). With at least 44 vaccines …
AvatarDylan O'DailyWildlife E.P.A., Citing Coronavirus, Drastically Relaxes Rules for Polluters The New York Times - Lisa FriedmanWASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday announced a sweeping relaxation of environmental rules in response to the coronavirus pandemic, allowing power plants, factories and other to
AvatarDylan O'DailyCoronavirus (Covid-19)Coronavirus: Fauci tells basketball star Stephen Curry US 'can start thinking about' getting back to normal when pandemic CNBC - Dan Mangan White House health advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci said Thursday that the United States "can start thinking about getting back to some degree of normality …
AvatarDylan O'DailyScience How coronavirus mutations can track its spread—and disprove conspiracies National Geographic - Genetics 101Changes in the pathogen help scientists follow cases without widespread testing—and show the virus isn't a bioweapon. Think of the open-source project Nextstrain.org as an outbreak museum. Labs around
AvatarDylan O'DailyScience Shallow ponds prompt fitness-favorable species interbreeding sciencemag.org AAAS login provides access to Science for AAAS members, and access to other journals in the Science family to users who have purchased individual …
AvatarDylan O'DailyHealth Eerie 'Tree Ring' Lines in Our Teeth Could Indicate Life Events, Including Childbirth ScienceAlert - Peter Dockrill Teeth don't just chew. The more we find out about these calcified structures inside our mouths, the more we discover how the oral environment is …
AvatarDylan O'DailyScience Study suggests a hot bath a day may keep the heart disease away newatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth It was just last year when a study concluded that a warm bath before bed should indeed help you to sleep. Now, a new study suggests that regular hot …
AvatarDylan O'DailyCoronavirus (Covid-19) Yes, the new coronavirus is mutating—but that’s not a bad thing Popular Science - Kate BaggaleySARS-CoV-2 is changing at the rate scientists would expect for a coronavirus While scientists are still unsure whether viruses are actually alive (they can’t survive or replicate without the help of another
AvatarDylan O'DailyOzone The ozone layer is healing and redirecting wind flows around the globe newscientist.com - By Layal Liverpool The hole in the ozone layer above Antarctica is continuing to recover and it is leading to changes in atmospheric circulation – the flow of air over …
AvatarDylan O'DailySpace Europe stalls science on 4 space missions due to coronavirus pandemic space.com - Chelsea Gohd As concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic continue to grow, the European Space Agency (ESA) is scaling back on-site personnel and hitting …
AvatarDylan O'DailyAmazon Rainforest Coronavirus Slashed Global Air Pollution. This Interactive Map Shows How Gizmodo - Brian Kahn The covid-19 pandemic has changed the world, grinding to a halt increasingly large geographic areas and portions of the economy in an effort to slow …
AvatarDylan O'DailyPhysics Just Three Orbiting Black Holes Can Break Time-Reversal Symmetry, Physicists Find ScienceAlert - Michelle Starr Most of the laws of physics don't care which direction time is travelling. Forwards, backwards… either way, the laws work exactly the same. Newtonian …
AvatarDylan O'DailyScience The coronavirus spares most kids. These theories may help explain why. National Geographic - Katherine J. WuExperts weigh in on the biological reasons children could be better protected from severe cases of COVID-19. Across geographies, genders, and occupations, the new coronavirus is an indiscriminate infector.
AvatarDylan O'DailyScience Mysterious chemical found in dead cat's brain reopens debate over mercury poisoning disaster sciencemag.org - Joshua Sokoloski The city of Minamata, Japan, is dotted with monuments commemorating victims of an industrial mass poisoning decades ago. High in the hills, a small …
AvatarDylan O'Daily The coronavirus’s survival mechanism is what makes it so dangerous Quartz - Katherine Ellen FoleyFor most people, Covid-19 seems to be pretty mild. And it takes a while—to the tune of five days to two weeks—to cause symptoms, if it does at all. Unfortunately, that’s exactly what makes the novel coronavirus
AvatarDylan O'DailyScience The Great Lakes depend on ice. This winter, they barely froze. National Geographic - By Alejandra Borunda and Amy SackaThe region comes alive during winter. But both culture and the economy suffer when the cold doesn’t come. It’s still dark, and well below freezing, when Kristie Leavitt pulls to a stop and turns off the
AvatarDylan O'DailyPolitics Clinton: 'Please do not take medical advice from a man who looked directly at a solar eclipse' thehill.com - Morgan Gstalter Former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonSanders wins Democrats Abroad primary More US diplomats need to be overseas to …
AvatarDylan O'DailyWellness This Is How Your Immune System Reacts to Coronavirus Medium - Dana G Smith People infected with the novel coronavirus can have markedly different experiences. Some report having nothing more than symptoms of a mild cold, …
AvatarDylan O'DailyAnimals Nearly All Animal Life Evolved From This Gross Worm Creature, Including Us VICE - Becky FerreiraMeet the granddaddy of the animal kingdom, including humans: Ikaria wariootia, a humble worm-like creature that lived an estimated 555 million years ago. This extinct creature is the oldest known “bilaterian”,
AvatarDylan O'DailyGenetics Insights into human genetic variation and population history from 929 diverse genomes sciencemag.org AAAS login provides access to Science for AAAS members, and access to other journals in the Science family to users who have purchased individual …
AvatarDylan O'DailyScience How a Few Sick Tobacco Plants Led Scientists to Unravel the Truth About Viruses smithsonianmag.com - Theresa Machemer When German pathologist Robert Koch discovered the bacterium behind tuberculosis in 1882, he included a short guide for linking microorganisms to the …
AvatarDylan O'DailyScience A Scientist Just Proved One of Darwin's Evolution Theories, 161 Years Later Popular Mechanics - By Caroline DelbertAn anthropology doctoral student at the University of Cambridge has analyzed centuries of naturalist data to prove a longstanding theory from Charles Darwin’s work. The crux of the work is in the relationship
AvatarDylan O'DailyScience Stuck in a cramped space? This astronaut has some advice. National Geographic - Michael GreshkoChris Cassidy is about to spend six months on the ISS. He knows a thing or two about living in a small space. Chris Cassidy is going into quarantine—but for a NASA astronaut preparing to launch to the
AvatarDylan O'DailyPolitics Paying the Steep Price of Science Denialism ... Again undark.org - David Michaels The short but tragic history of the federal government’s response to the Covid-19 crisis has been shaped by the same corporate-backed science …
AvatarDylan O'DailyAnthropocene What Is The Anthropocene? ScienceAlert - ScienceAlert Staff The Anthropocene is an unofficial label for the dawn of a new human epoch. While the idea remains contentious among scientists, colloquially, it …
AvatarDylan O'DailyPolitics Fauci: U.S. 'looking very closely' at severe coronavirus symptoms in younger Americans NBC News - By Allan SmithFauci said experts will have to "really examine" the difference in cases in the U.S. and Europe vs. China. Top U.S. health officials are "looking very closely" at reports that a much higher percentage
AvatarDylan O'DailyNews Coronavirus: what happens to people's lungs when they get Covid-19? The Guardian - Graham ReadfearnWhat became known as Covid-19, or the coronavirus, started in late 2019 as a cluster of pneumonia cases with an unknown cause. The cause of the pneumonia was found to be a new virus – severe acute respiratory
AvatarDylan O'DailyPublic Health The physician whose 1964 vaccine beat back rubella is working to defeat the new coronavirus sciencemag.org - Meredith Wadman In 1964, an unprecedented epidemic of rubella (German measles) swept the United States. The virus responsible is about twice as contagious as the …
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