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Facing what could be the most devastating El Niño ever, a Peruvian scientist has turned to her ancestors for solutions to extreme weather events — and she’s not the only one. Around the world, researchers are increasingly looking to Indigenous science for solutions to climate change.
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TIANJIN, Sept 20 (Bernama-Xinhua) -- China’s orbiting space station has upgraded its kitchen with advanced appliances and more food choices to keep astronauts well-fed during long stays in orbit…
A recent study shows that today's younger generations exhibit signs of biological aging more rapidly than earlier generations at the same age.
The cash can be used by local communities to protect threatened green spaces and wildlife sites.
The Great Square of Pegasus consists of 4 stars of nearly equal brightness in a large square pattern. It's a great jumping-off point for star-hopping.
The city devastated by 1900s natural disaster has "never been visualized in this way before," Daniel Coughlin told Newsweek.
