National GeographicBusiness School How scientists know COVID-19 is way deadlier than the flu National Geographic - Carrie ArnoldAfter months of study, scientists have better clarity on the coronavirus's lethal potential—which makes recent case surges all the more alarming. For James Scott, the worries began in late May. It was
National GeographicScience Bizarre new planet is largest known rocky world, 40 times as massive as Earth National Geographic - Nadia DrakeThe bulky object—possibly the core of a failed gas giant—challenges what astronomers think about how planets form. About 730 light-years away, not far on the scale of our galaxy, an utterly bizarre planet
National GeographicScience Here’s how we’ll know when a COVID-19 vaccine is ready National Geographic - Roxanne KhamsiHealth officials have set targets for how good and how safe a COVID-19 vaccine needs to be, but communicating that to the public can present challenges. Private David Lewis was hiking with his platoon
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National GeographicUC San Diego Saharan dust is bad for health. But it’s also crucial to Earth’s biology and climate National Geographic - Alejandra BorundaThe Saharan dust plume is a supersized version of ones that cross the Atlantic all the time, ferrying particles that irritate lungs but also fertilize plant and ocean life. The massive dust cloud arrived
