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Earth dodges massive solar storm, with space experts watching for more activity

New York Post 02 Apr 2025
Originally Published by. ... According to scientists, the majority of the energy from the solar event did not directly travel towards Earth, limiting the impacts to a few radio blackouts ... A, B, C, M and X ... 4 ... NASA ... 4 ... A, B, C, M and X. NASA ... 4 ... NASA. 4 ... NASA ... ....
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Scientists can now peer inside working EV batteries to boost its performance

Interesting Engineering 01 Apr 2025
Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, paved the way for scientists to observe both the intricate structure and the chemical reactions at the buried interfaces.
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New metamaterial stores 160x more energy, paving the way for smarter robots

Interesting Engineering 01 Apr 2025
Now, a breakthrough from scientists at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is pushing energy storage technology to the next level.
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Einstein called it his “biggest blunder.” Now a Berkeley Lab breakthrough is shedding light on ...

East Bay Times 01 Apr 2025
“It confirms, even more strongly, that dark energy is changing with time.” ... Scientists believe dark energy makes up about 68 percent of the energy density of the universe, but the journey to understanding how it works has been one of trial and error.
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Mars may hold a massive water reservoir, enough to flood the planet up to nine feet

Interesting Engineering 01 Apr 2025
If melted, it has the potential to flood the entire planet in nine feet of water, scientists say ... The MFF has long intrigued scientists due to its size and unusual composition ... Scientists suspect that underneath this layer lies a vast store of ice.
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Asteroid that could hit Earth in 2032 now may slam into Moon instead

Knoxville Daily Sun 01 Apr 2025
The asteroid space scientists feared would hit Earth may now smash into the Moon instead ... A chilling visualization had shown what might happen if the asteroid hit Earth in 2032, as scientists feared.
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Boiling Point: The rooftop solar debate that never ends

The Los Angeles Times 01 Apr 2025
Severin Borenstein, an energy economist at UC Berkeley, disagreed, saying the cuts hadn't been so bad for rooftop solar, and were in fact necessary to help stem rising electricity rates for millions of Californians.
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Xiong'an: An emerging hub of innovation, livability

People Daily 01 Apr 2025
As a researcher in new energy-storage technologies, Chen is pleased that the new area can facilitate research-centered companies, like his, development of large laboratories ... green energy, and fintech.
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How viruses blur the boundaries of life

The Conversation 31 Mar 2025
Scientists still disagree on whether viruses are truly alive or not ... Schrödinger thought living things create and maintain order by using energy ... Some scientists also focus on metabolism and energy production as criteria for life.
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How viruses blur the the boundaries of life

The Conversation 31 Mar 2025
Scientists still disagree on whether viruses are truly alive or not ... Schrödinger thought living things create and maintain order by using energy ... Some scientists also focus on metabolism and energy production as criteria for life.
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The Biden Admin Accused of Burying Conflicting Climate Change Report

The Liberty Beacon 31 Mar 2025
Energy Department scientists and completed by September 2023 ... The draft study, “Energy, Economic, and Environmental Assessment of U.S ... It further found that it would not increase energy prices for consumers.
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A trillion times brighter than the sun: Beijing builds most powerful X-ray light source

South China Morning Post 31 Mar 2025
As construction finishes on China’s High Energy Photon Source, scientists are lining up to use it to further their research ... .
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Arctic Faces Devastation As Heat Melts Ice, Forests Also At Risk, Warn Scientists

News18 31 Mar 2025
A study warns Earth's temperature could rise by 4.9�F by century's end, even with pollution curbs. The Arctic, warming four times faster, faces irreversible changes. Scientists urge clean energy ... .
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Ian Paterson denies leaving breast tissue in patient after op

BBC News 31 Mar 2025
At the inquest, Paterson described Ms Nikitas, who was a scientist, as "a tiny little bundle of energy" who was a unique patient, as she was highly involved in discussions and decision making about her treatment. .
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Horses, donkeys and zebras have adaptations that break normal genomic rules

Phys Dot Org 31 Mar 2025
In the study, "Running a genetic stop sign accelerates oxygen metabolism and energy production in horses," scientists used molecular biology and evolutionary analysis to investigate the premature stop codon in the KEAP1 gene.
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