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The method will likely be tested off the Southern California coast with a crop duster, according to the information relayed ...

Dr. Olson's academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wyoming in 1974, followed by both ...

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and a 2017 AAAS Mass Media fellow at Smithsonian Magazine. In between being in the lab, on a boat, or in a lab on a boat, he’s written about science for GQ, Lucky Peach, Eater, Scientific ...

Emily Toomey is a AAAS Mass Media Fellow at Smithsonian magazine. Deep underground, in abandoned gold and nickel mines, vats of liquid xenon and silicon germanium crystals will be tuned to detect ...

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Following the open science principle of accessibility, “A Universe of Sound” helps members of the public who are blind or low vision experience NASA data in a new sensory way. Sighted users also enjoy ...