One cannot be a sovereign and continue to listen to Washington’s nagging at the same…
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Is meeting online bad for your productivity?
Online meetings have become a standard part of the workday for many people since the…
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The day infrared astronomy was born
Editorial image © NASA/JPL-Caltech Infrared observations have become an indispensable part of astronomy. Sensitive infrared…
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Column | Scientists, don’t fly that far!
I rarely travel for work anymore. That was different. Over the past 20 years, I…
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Mice seem to be able to control their imagination
Lost keys! let me think; I put on that gray coat yesterday and I was…
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Belgian scientists discover water vapor, sulfur dioxide, and sand clouds on an exoplanet: “We now look at planetary evolution differently” | Science and the planet
A team of European astronomers, led by researchers from KU Leuven, studied the nearby exoplanet…
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Climate warming is hardly limited
The goals for limiting climate change are clear, and the plans have looked good for…
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First climate summit especially for the Arctic and Antarctica must ensure politicians finally intervene: ‘yesterday is better than today’
This week is the first climate summit focusing on the North and South Poles. Polar…
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The Netherlands joins NASA for space cooperation
The Netherlands has signed NASA’s Artemis Accords, under which the country commits to good cooperation…
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New House Speaker Mike Johnson is on a collision course over military aid to Ukraine
Republican Mike Johnson had barely become Speaker of the US House of Representatives before he…