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Wind Farms Facing Existential Risk as Global Warming Ramps Up

The extreme winds generated by climate change-driven monster storms are already pushing against the limits of some wind turbines, it turns out. The research question is how resilient wind farms.

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‘Teenage T. Rex’ Wasn’t a Tyrannosaur, New Study Proves

The tyrannosaur-type stamped on the land of Hell Creek in Montana, not causing the ground to shake and not terrifying mammalians for miles around. That is because it was small,.

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Are We Alone in the Universe? Most Classic Ancient Philosophers Didn’t Think So

Whether or not we are alone in the universe is one of the great questions that has haunted humanity since its early days. Long before we developed an elaborate scientific.

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Where Do Great Tits Learn Their Tricks?

A key aspect of parenting is to bring up the kids properly, teaching them foraging and communication skills and life hacks. In big animals from proboscideans to orangutans to humans,.

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The Turbulent Life of Michael Podolsky, the Man an Israeli Court Allowed to Die

The meeting that took place on July 15 in a small Tel Aviv apartment was unusual. Amir Lokshinsky-Gal, a District Court judge, arrived to visit the person at the heart.

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What Do You Do With a Drunken Fruit Bat? Win an Ig Nobel Award for Aviation

What will we do with a drunken fruit bat? What will we do with a drunken fruit bat? What will we do with a drunken fruit bat? Put him back.

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Nova Survivors Who Took MDMA on October 7 Are Doing Better With PTSD, Study Shows

The massacre at the Nova music festival and at other overnight parties on October 7 was a unique traumatic event. There was the enormous scope of the disaster that took.

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The Original Butt-Head: Dome-headed Dinosaurs Reached Sexual Maturity Before Their Bodies Finished Growing

The teenage pachycephalosaur was raring to go. Like many other bird-hipped Ornithischian dinosaurs and many a modern animal too, he had reached sexual maturity before his body finished growing –.

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Demons, or Disease? A Brief History of Depression in the Ancient World

The earliest reported accounts of what is now known today as depression come from Mesopotamia. Second-millennium B.C.E. writings referred to depression as a spiritual rather than a physical or a.

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How Sydney Sweeney Sparked an Israeli Campaign on Breast Cancer Awareness

The impression made by American Eagle’s Sydney Sweeney ad campaign, which was launched a month ago, has yet to fade. The ad’s controversial pun,”Sydney Sweeney has great jeans,” referring both.

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