Recorded on: Dec 16, 2025
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In this week’s Frankly, Nate takes thermodynamics out of the physics classroom, utilizing its principles to explain the invisible forces behind growth, competition, and complexity in our world….
Category: 7. Science
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Research on the water migration law in ion-adsorbed rare earth ores based on the high-density resistivity method
Tao, J. L. et al. Fine exploration and green development of ion-adsorption type REE deposits in South China using multi-geophysical technology. Front. Earth Sci. 13, 1489870. https://doi.org/10.3389/feart.2025.1489870 (2025).
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I was simply terrified. I felt the whoosh of the current – then it was gone, leaving only a cloud of scales and blood swirling in my flashlight beam
One of the things they teach you during night scuba-diving training is to direct your flashlight down, not directly in front of you. The aim is to avoid accidentally shining a spotlight on a prey animal, making it suddenly visible to any…
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Astronaut from MD achieves childhood dream of traveling to space
Listen to this articleKey Takeaways:
- Potomac native Chris Williams launched to the International Space Station last month for an eight-month mission.
- The MIT astrophysics researcher is conducting stem cell and artificial intelligence…
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Asteroid named after Chinese botanist Kuang Tingyun-Xinhua
BEIJING, Dec. 30 (Xinhua) — An asteroid has been officially named after Kuang Tingyun, a distinguished Chinese botanist renowned for her long-standing research on photosynthesis, the Institute of Botany under the Chinese Academy of Sciences…
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European Space Agency Probes Cyber Breach
European Space Agency Probes Cyber Breach | Aviation Week Network