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| Chemical reactions high in Mars' atmosphere rip apart water molecules Nov 12 2020 2:00 PM Mars is so dry because its water constant escapes into space. A new study suggests this process occurs in the ionosphere and faster than thought. READ MORE |
| Giant lasers help re-create supernovas' explosive, mysterious physics Nov 12 2020 10:26 AM For the first time, scientists have re-created a type of shock wave that occurs in supernovas. READ MORE |
| STEVE may be even less like typical auroras than scientists thought Nov 12 2020 6:00 AM The purple-and-green, atmospheric light show nicknamed STEVE just got even stranger. READ MORE |
| Once hurricanes make landfall, they're lingering longer and staying stronger Nov 11 2020 11:00 AM Warmer ocean waters due to human-caused climate change can help power hurricanes' fury even after they roar ashore. READ MORE |
| Protecting the brain from infection may start with a gut reaction Nov 11 2020 9:00 AM In mice, immune cells in the meninges are trained to battle infections in the gut before migrating to the brain. READ MORE |
| Coronavirus cases are skyrocketing. Here's what it will take to gain control Nov 11 2020 6:00 AM Basic public health measures can still curb COVID-19, if everyone does their part. READ MORE |
| With Theta, 2020 sets the record for most named Atlantic storms Nov 10 2020 11:54 AM Climate change is expected to fuel fewer - yet more intense - Atlantic storms. With a whopping 29 storms but few strong ones, 2020 may be an outlier. READ MORE |
| A new portable device can reveal a chili pepper's heat Nov 10 2020 9:00 AM The "Chilica-pod" measures levels of the fiery capsaicin compound in peppers. READ MORE |
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