Antarctica has long been one of the most important locations for studying Earth’s climate history. Layers of ice that have accumulated over thousands of years act like a natural archive, preserving tiny air bubbles and particles that scientists analyze to understand environmental changes. Recent studies of Antarctic ice cores suggest that plant growth across the […]
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4 Breaking a favorite glass or mug might soon be less frustrating thanks to advances in 3-D printing technology. Researchers are developing methods to 3-D print glass objects, potentially allowing people to recreate broken glassware at home or in specialized workshops. How 3-D Printing Glass Works Traditional 3-D printing uses plastics, metals, or ceramics, but
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The Washington Post Hans Dehmelt, physicist who won Nobel Prize for trapping single electrons, dies at 94 May 6, 2017 Newswise Hans Dehmelt — Nobel Laureate and University of Washington Professor Emeritus — Has Died at Age 94 | Newswise Apr 6, 2017 GeekWire From POW to Nobel-winning physicist: UW’s Hans Georg Dehmelt dies at
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4 NASA spacecraft have captured stunning images of Jupiter, offering views both up-close and from afar. These images reveal the planet’s swirling storms, colorful cloud bands, and iconic Great Red Spot, giving scientists and the public alike a detailed look at the gas giant. Close-Up Views From Juno The Juno spacecraft, launched in 2011, has
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