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  Kenneth Gentry

  

  19 hours ago

  Astronomy Vs. Astrology Explained: Two Disciplines A Universe Apart

  Sciencing - Joe Roberts

  Since humankind has existed, so too has their fascination with the stars. Long before ancient people used the stars and planets to help them track …

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  Kenneth Gentry

  

  22 hours ago

  The sun is at its solar maximum — which means more auroras are likely in store

  NBC News - By Denise Chow

  The sun cycles between periods of low and high activity over 11 years. The maximum can bring stunning light displays and offer NASA scientists unique research opportunities. The Summary The recent flurry of solar storms suggests the sun is in a period of maximal activity as part of its 11-year …

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  Kenneth Gentry

  

  18 hours ago

  Float like a butterfly, swim like a biohybrid neuromuscular robot

  science.org - Nicole W. Xu

  A butterfly-like robot swims using an electronic device to stimulate human-derived motor neurons and cardiac muscle cells.

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  Kenneth Gentry

  

  15 hours ago

  How Many Seconds Are In A Day On Earth And Other Planets In Our Solar System

  Sciencing - Tiffany Betts

  As is general knowledge, we track a day on Earth as lasting for 24 hours, which amounts to 86,400 seconds. However, this is just the average time …

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  Kenneth Gentry

  

  18 hours ago

  2024 Space Telescope Advent Calendar

  The Atlantic - Alan Taylor

  It’s time once more for one of my favorite holiday traditions: the 17th annual Space Telescope Advent Calendar, featuring remarkable images from both NASA’s Hubble telescope and James Webb Space Telescope. Every day until Wednesday, December 25, this page will present a new, incredible image of our …

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  Kenneth Gentry

  

  18 hours ago

  String theory is not dead

  Popular Science - Tom Siegfried / Knowable Magazine

  This article was originally featured on Knowable Magazine. Scientists seeking the secrets of the universe would like to make a model that shows how all of nature’s forces and particles fit together. It would be nice to do it with Legos. But perhaps a better bet would be connecting everything with …