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The dirt on biocrusts: Why scientists are working to save Earth’s ...
WEB1 day ago · Also called biocrust, cryptobiotic soil is a community of tiny, dirt-dwelling organisms that form a distinct crust on the top of soil in arid landscapes. These crusts are vital across Earth’s ...
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NASA can explain Starliner’s spooky, pulsing sounds
WEB1 day ago · On August 31, Boeing Starliner ’s (not) stranded crewmember, Butch Wilmore, radioed NASA from aboard the International Space Station with yet another perplexing problem—a speaker aboard the ...
The famous railing from ‘Titanic’ has broken off from Titanic
WEB1 day ago · One of the Titanic wreckage’s most recognizable features has long been the railing surrounding the Bow’s forecastle deck—a section also made famous in the 1997 film’s “ King of the World ...
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WEBAug 9, 2021 · 1929: The Graf Zeppelin becomes the first ship to sail around the world—by air. After completing the first ever transatlantic airship flight in October 1928, the majestic Graf Zeppelin, a 776 ...
PopSci's spring issue is available now—and it's all digital | Popular ...
WEBApr 27, 2021 · The spring 2021 edition of Popular Science ushers in a new digital experience that includes custom apps, text-to-speech, and much more.
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Who ate the pregnant porbeagle shark? | Popular Science
WEB1 day ago · Share. Marine biologist Brooke Anderson simply could not believe her eyes. Something was off about the data from a satellite tag that she had placed on a pregnant, seven-foot-long porbeagle shark ...