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Scientific AmericanWhat Causes Déjà Vu? - 8 hours
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Articles from: Scientific American
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Scientific AmericanNew Apps Aim to Douse the Social Media Dumpster Fire - 10 hours
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Social media makes us miserable, but can “positive apps,” such as Gas and BeReal, make a...
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Social media makes us miserable, but can “positive apps,” such as Gas and BeReal, make a difference? https://t.co/Q48XFWYUig - view on twitter
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Scientific AmericanWeird Supernova Remnant Blows Scientists’ Minds - 11 hours
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Fireworks display from rare dying star is unlike anything astronomers have...
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When dying stars explode as supernovae, they usually eject a chaotic web of dust and gas. But a new image of a supernova’s remains looks completely different—as though its central star sparked a cosmic fireworks display. https://t.co/MmjOywJAab - view on twitter
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Scientific American‘Unbelievable’ Spinning Particles Probe Nature’s Most Mysterious Force - 11 hours
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The strong force holds our atoms together. Scientists may have observed its small-scale fluctuations for the first...
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The strong force holds our atoms together. Scientists may have observed its small-scale fluctuations for the first time. https://t.co/2ze2YmqzJz - view on twitter
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Scientific AmericanMaking the Entire U.S. Car Fleet Electric Could Cause Lithium Shortages - 11 hours
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Converting the existing U.S. car fleet to electric vehicles would require more lithium than the world currently produces, showing the need to move away...
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The transition to electric vehicles could lead to lithium shortages unless the United States and other countries overhaul their transportation systems and move away from private cars as the primary means of travel. https://t.co/tfLYtaKxgI - view on twitter
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Scientific AmericanA ‘De-extinction’ Company Wants to Bring Back the Dodo - 11 hours
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A de-extinction company known for its plans to resurrect the mammoth and Tasmanian tiger has announced it will also bring back the...
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Colossal Biosciences, the headline-grabbing, venture-capital-funded juggernaut of de-extinction science, announced plans to bring back the dodo. Whether “bringing back” a semblance of the extinct flightless bird is feasible is a matter of debate. https://t.co/gebDJWtPGz - view on twitter
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Scientific AmericanWhy the Earthquake in Turkey Was So Damaging and Deadly - 12 hours
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A magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck Turkey is a rare occurrence and underscores the importance of setting and enforcing building...
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A magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck Turkey is a rare occurrence and underscores the importance of setting and enforcing building codes. https://t.co/8cWYUIF7Sv - view on twitter
Enacted dreams could be an early sign of Parkinson’s...
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Acting Out Dreams Predicts Parkinson’s and Other Brain Diseases - Scientific American https://t.co/NtGaOfNkJt - view on twitter
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Scientific AmericanNative Americans Conducted Large-Scale Copper Mining 6,000 Years Ago - 19 hours
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Prehistoric pollution reveals extensive copper mining near Lake...
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Prehistoric pollution reveals extensive copper mining near Lake Superior. https://t.co/Phzm9NgAhi - view on twitter
Rejection of mainstream science and medicine has become a key feature of the political right in the U.S. and increasingly around the...
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2/n I wrote this in @sciam in 2021 https://t.co/S5g4bJIBxU - view on twitter
Does this all feel a little familiar? Called déjà vu, that sensation may be your brain correcting its own...
Does this all feel a little familiar? The sensation of déjà vu may be your brain correcting its own errors. https://t.co/4DwgjgCSoG - view on twitter