Coastal Species Thriving Amidst Pacific Garbage Patch Pollution Floating Debris Provides Habitat for Coastal Organisms Despite the vast and seemingly inhospitable expanse of the Pacific Ocean, researchers have discovered a …
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Environmental Science
Alaska’s Disappearing Glaciers: A Century of Change and the Impacts of Global Warming
by Peterby PeterAlaska’s Disappearing Glaciers: A Century of Change Historical Documentation of Glacial Retreat Bruce Molnia, a geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, has spent decades collecting and studying historical photographs of …
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Fashion
Giving Thanks to Stretchy Clothes on Thanksgiving: A Guide to Comfort and Style
by Peterby PeterGiving Thanks to Stretchy Clothes on Thanksgiving History of Elastic and Thomas Hancock’s Invention Thanksgiving is a time for indulging in delicious food and spending time with loved ones. But …
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Psychology
Why Walking on Legos Hurts More Than Walking on Fire or Ice: The Science of Pain and Pro-Social Bonding
by Rosaby RosaWhy Walking on Legos Hurts More Than Walking on Fire or Ice The Science of Pain When you step on a Lego, the hard plastic exerts pressure on the sensitive …
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Materials Science
The Ultimate Guide to Satin Care: Washing, Ironing, and Stain Removal
by Peterby PeterHow to Care for Satin: A Comprehensive Guide Understanding Satin Satin is a luxurious fabric known for its smooth, lustrous surface. It can be crafted from various fibers, including silk, …
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Barbie Makes History: Greta Gerwig Breaks Box-Office Barriers Female Empowerment on the Big Screen Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” has shattered glass ceilings in Hollywood, becoming the first movie directed solely by …
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Home and Garden
DIY Outdoor Waterfalls: A Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Rock Waterfall on a Budget
by Zuzanaby ZuzanaHow to Build Outdoor Waterfalls Inexpensively Using Rocks Introduction Building an outdoor waterfall can add a touch of tranquility and beauty to your backyard. While traditional waterfalls can be expensive …
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Environmental Science
Changing Colors of America’s Rivers: A Satellite-Based Assessment of Water Quality
by Rosaby RosaRiver Health in the United States: A Changing Landscape Over the past three decades, a significant portion of rivers in the United States have undergone a noticeable transformation in color, …
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Archaeology
Ancient Artifacts Emerge from Melting Ice in Norway: Uncovering 5,000 Years of History
by Peterby PeterAncient Artifacts Emerge from Melting Ice in Norway Uncovering 5,000 Years of History As the Langfonne ice patch in Norway’s Jotunheimen Mountains continues to melt due to climate change, it …