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Dallas weather: Second round of severe storms to bring higher risk of tornadoes, large hail and flooding

North Texas Braces for Severe Friday Storms With Tornado and 2-Inch Hail in Forecast

Sumi

Wednesday’s Storms Wreaked Havoc (Image Credits: Pexels) Dallas-Fort Worth – Residents across North Texas paused amid scattered showers on Thursday after Wednesday’s punishing storms, as forecasters eyed a more dangerous system barreling in for Friday.[1][2] Wednesday’s Storms Wreaked Havoc Heavy downpours hammered the region on March 4, shattering rainfall records at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport ...

Neanderthal

Could Scientists Bring Back the Neanderthals? What De-Extinction Research Says

Annette Uy

Imagine walking through a museum and seeing a Neanderthal not as a fossilized skeleton but as a living, breathing being. This isn’t just the stuff of science fiction; it’s a possibility that scientists are cautiously exploring through the field of de-extinction. De-extinction, the process of reviving extinct species, has captivated the imagination of many. But ...

Antarctica has lost 5,000 square miles of 'grounded ice' in the last 30 years, satellite images reveal

Satellites Expose 5,000 Square Miles of Antarctic Grounded Ice Loss Over Last 30 Years

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Grounding Lines Shift, Revealing Ice Sheet Vulnerabilities (Image Credits: Cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net) Antarctica – A detailed analysis of three decades of radar satellite data has revealed the retreat of nearly 5,000 square miles of grounded ice, highlighting vulnerabilities driven by warming oceans.[1] Grounding Lines Shift, Revealing Ice Sheet Vulnerabilities Scientists delivered a landmark assessment by mapping grounding ...

What goes on inside a massive star before it explodes as a supernova?

Scientists Uncover Chaotic Final Moments Inside Massive Stars Before They Go Supernova

Sumi

Main Sequence to Advanced Burning (Image Credits: Unsplash) Massive stars, dozens of times the Sun’s heft, churn through escalating nuclear reactions in their cores until gravity overwhelms fusion, triggering a core-collapse supernova. Main Sequence to Advanced Burning These behemoths spend their early lives on the main sequence, where intense pressure and heat fuse hydrogen into ...

Jaguar conservation

Connecting Jaguar Habitats: Conservation Efforts in Mexico

Annette Uy

The jaguar, a symbol of strength and beauty, roams the vast landscapes of Mexico, weaving through dense forests and across expansive grasslands. Yet, this majestic predator faces a daunting challenge: habitat fragmentation. As human activities encroach on natural territories, jaguars are forced into smaller, isolated pockets. This article delves into the efforts being made to ...

Ancient impact may explain moons contrasting sides

Colossal Ancient Impact May Explain the Moons Two Faces

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Decades-Old Puzzle of Lunar Duality (Image Credits: Unsplash) Tokyo – A massive collision billions of years ago reshaped the Moon’s interior and surface, creating the stark divide between its Earth-facing near side and the rugged far side. Decades-Old Puzzle of Lunar Duality Observers first noted the Moon’s contrasting hemispheres in 1959 when the Soviet Luna ...

Lifeforms can planet-hop on asteroids and survive

Microbial Survivors of Asteroid Impacts Hint at Life Traveling Through Space

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Microbes Defy Devastating Forces (Image Credits: Pixabay) Researchers at Johns Hopkins University revealed that hardy bacteria can withstand the immense pressures of asteroid collisions, opening doors to the possibility of life migrating between planets on space rocks. Microbes Defy Devastating Forces Lead author Lily Zhao expected the microbes to perish under the first high-pressure test. ...

Queer Ecologists in Climate Action

Reclaiming Queer Lineages in Science: From Da Vinci to Today

Trizzy Orozco

Imagine this: history’s most celebrated scientist, Leonardo da Vinci, sketching flying machines and dissecting the mysteries of the human body—while quietly navigating a life outside the boundaries of what his world called “normal.” For centuries, queer brilliance threaded through the tapestry of science, its colors faded or erased by prejudice and silence. Today, the world ...