Do Cats Really Like Humans? Debunking the Myths and Uncovering the Truth Summary: The internet is obsessed with cats, but do cats really love humans? In this Q&A blog post, we explore a recent study that attempts to answer this question. The lead author of the study, Kristen Vital from Oregon State University, shares her …
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Hurricanes: Collecting Data to Improve Predictions Summary In this article, we discuss the importance of collecting accurate data on hurricanes to improve predictions. We explore how planes are flown into hurricanes to collect data on temperature, pressure, humidity, wind, and more. We also discuss the challenges of studying hurricanes, including limited data and the complexity …
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Predicting Hurricanes: The Science Behind the Storms Summary The article delves into the details of the science behind predicting hurricanes. It talks about the factors that influence hurricane formation and intensity, the role of climate change in hurricanes, and the need for better models that can handle advanced observation techniques. Table of Contents Introduction Factors …
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Biohacking: The Future of the Human Body Summary In this article, we explore the world of biohacking, where individuals are using technology to push the limits of what’s possible with the human body. We focus on the Pegleg device, which stores and transfers data in the human body, and its creator, Michael Lauffe. We also …
Pegleg: A New Frontier of Privacy Summary Biohackers are finding new ways to use technology to change human bodies and push the limits of what’s possible. A device called Pegleg is a new frontier of privacy, storing and transferring data in the human body. This article features an interview with Michael Lauffe, the biohacker and …
Fire Tornadoes: The Dangerous Weather Phenomenon Born from Wildfires Summary In this article, we explore the phenomenon of fire tornadoes, which are tornadoes created by the heat and wind of a wildfire. We learn that fire tornadoes can reach up to 140 miles per hour and are caused by the intense heat generated by the …
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Fire Tornadoes: A Vicious Cycle of Extreme Fire Behavior Summary Assistant Professor Neil Larea talks about the phenomenon of fire tornadoes, which are extreme occurrences that have only been documented twice in history. He explains how a combination of strong winds, inflow jets, and fire-induced wind leads to the formation of giant columns of hot …
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The Birth of a Water Pond at Kilauea Volcano: What It Means for Future Eruptions Summary In this article, we explore the recent activity at Kilauea volcano in Hawaii, which erupted in 2018, destroying homes and forcing evacuations. Since then, the lava lake at the summit has been replaced with a rare water pond, which …
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Understanding the Implications of Kīlauea’s Water Pond: Q&A with Geologists Summary Kīlauea, one of Hawaii’s most active volcanoes, has recently undergone changes, including an eruption in 2018 that destroyed hundreds of homes, and the replacement of its lava lake with a slowly rising water pond. Geologists are studying the implications of this new development and …
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The Planetary Society’s LightSail 2: Sailing Through Space Summary In this article, we explore the successful launch of The Planetary Society’s LightSail 2 spacecraft, which uses solar sailing to propel itself through space. The article discusses the practical applications of the spacecraft, including monitoring solar weather, detecting asteroids, and exploring the Kuiper Belt. We also …
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