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Scientists identify the most chemically pristine star yet found
A team led by University of Chicago astrophysicist Alexander Ji has identified a faint giant star in the Large Magellanic ...
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Want a healthier home? Here are 29 products we’ve tried and advice from experts on how to keep your home clean and healthy
We talked to allergists and researched products to find the best ways to keep a healthy home. Here are 29 items we recommend.
When U.S. Rep. Summer Lee visited South Huntingdon’s Yukon neighborhood last summer, she sat with families to hear their concerns about decades of potentially toxic pollution from the nearby Max ...
Two microscopic grains collide and produce a tiny spark. This phenomenon may have provided the energy to kick off life on Earth. But if these solid particles have the same composition, what factor ...
Many direct air capture systems rely on heat and oxygen-sensitive materials, which can make them energy-intensive, less efficient, and less durable in real-world air conditions. Researchers devised an ...
Soda Effect: Creating a simple yet effective system for capturing carbon emissions could significantly improve sustainability across technology and other high-polluting industries. A number of ...
Scientists developed the smallest, densest carbon nanowires ever made, opening the door to explore the remarkable strength and conductivity of long carbon chains. (Nanowerk News) Carbon comes in many ...
A study of 2.2 million children identified a link between prenatal air pollution and autism risk. The study adds to other evidence showing relationships between pollution and autism risk. Like most ...
After the destruction of the World Trade Center, an urgent question lingered in Lower Manhattan: What was in the air? By David W. Dunlap In the In Times Past column, David W. Dunlap explores New York ...
We named it Apep, for the Egyptian serpent god of destruction. Now, our team has finally been lucky to use NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to look at Apep. If anything could top the first ...
The process of cleaning the water that flows down our drains and toilets can drastically raise carbon dioxide levels in nearby waterways. Two Johns Hopkins University scientists have found an ...
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