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Sep 20 2024SCIENCE

Double Trouble: Earth's Temporary Twin Moon

Imagine waking up one morning to find a second moon hovering above the Earth's horizon. Sounds like science fiction, right? Well, it's about to become a reality! For the next two months, from September 29 to November 25, Earth will have a temporary companion moon orbiting our planet. This celestial

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Sep 19 2024SCIENCE

Safekeeping the Future: A Global Effort to Harness AI's Potential

As the world continues to grapple with the rapid advancements made in artificial intelligence (AI), the Biden administration has announced a two-day international AI safety gathering in San Francisco, set to take place on November 20 and 21. This meeting marks a significant step forward in the globa

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Sep 19 2024SCIENCE

Unveiling the Future: Exploring the Innovative Technology of Uglies

In the world of "Uglies," Scott Westerfeld's futuristic novel, technology has advanced to an astonishing level. From magnetic jackets to instant food, the citizens of this dystopian society live in a world where safety, convenience, and leisure are paramount. But what makes this world so fascinating

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Sep 19 2024SCIENCE

Harvest Moon Spectacle: A Rare Double Treat

As the moon rose over the Vincent Thomas Bridge in San Pedro on Tuesday night, it was accompanied by a rare celestial phenomenon - a partial lunar eclipse. The skies lit up with a double treat, as a harvest supermoon and partial lunar eclipse put on a show for viewers. But what makes a harvest super

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Sep 19 2024SCIENCE

A Cosmic Spectacle: The Last Night's Supermoon Lunar Eclipse

As the world basked in the glow of the full Harvest Moon, an extraordinary celestial event took place on September 17, 2024. The Supermoon lunar eclipse, visible to over 50% of the world's population, thrilled skywatchers worldwide. This rare phenomenon, where the moon passed through Earth's darkest

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Sep 19 2024SCIENCE

Lunar Eclipse: A Bite Out of the Moon

A Bite Out of the Moon: Understanding Partial Lunar Eclipses The night sky can be a wondrous and awe-inspiring sight, but sometimes it can also be puzzling. Imagine gazing up at the moon, only to notice that a bite has been taken out of it. This striking phenomenon is not caused by a hungry monster

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Sep 19 2024SCIENCE

The Cosmic Puzzle: Unraveling the Secrets of the Ancient Universe

As the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) captures breathtaking images of the universe, a new formation has sparked excitement among astronomers. Dubbed the "question mark pair," this intriguing alignment of distant galaxies and gravitational lensing has left scientists wondering about the mysteries

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Sep 17 2024SCIENCE

A New Perspective from the Stars

For Barry "Butch" Wilmore and Sunita Williams, being astronauts is not just about exploring the unknown, it's about adapting to the unexpected. When their mission was extended, they didn't let it get them down. They took it as an opportunity to grow, to learn, and to make the most of their time in s

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Sep 17 2024SCIENCE

Peeking into the Incredibly Tiny: Nikon’s Annual Competition Unveils Breathtaking Microscopic World

The Nikon Small World in Motion competition has been showcasing the mesmerizing beauty of the microscopic world for 50 years now. As part of the celebration, the annual video competition has just announced its winners, and the results are nothing short of astonishing. What's even more fascinating is

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Sep 17 2024SCIENCE

The Moon's Bite: A Harvest of Celestial Delights

As September's full harvest moon rises in the night sky, a rare celestial event will unfold - a partial lunar eclipse. For about an hour, the moon will appear as if it's missing a bite, thanks to Earth's shadow cast over its surface. But this is no ordinary eclipse; it's an opportunity to observe th

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