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April 07, 2023

Planetary Science

JWST Captures Stunning Image of Rings around Uranus

The imagery offers a rare view of the ice giant’s ring system, bright moons and dynamic atmosphere

By Robert Lea,SPACE.com

Evolution

How Zombifying Fungi Became Master Manipulators

The real-life fungi that inspired The Last of Us hijack the bodies of ants, wasps, cicadas, and more.

By Allison Parshall | 11:52

Animals

Deepest Fish Discovered More Than 5 Miles below the Sea Surface

A small, bizarre-looking fish was found more than five miles beneath the sea and is considered the deepest fish ever recorded

By Tom Metcalfe

Education

Fascism's History Offers Lessons about Today's Attacks on Education

Moves in Florida to control public education mirror past fascist strategies in ways that are disquieting for American democracy, a historian argues

By Eden McLean

Fossil Fuels

Gulf Oil Platforms Emit Even More Methane Than Reported

The greenhouse gas intensity of offshore oil and gas production in the Gulf of Mexico could be twice as much as government estimates

By Lamar Johnson,E&E News

Pollution

Scientists Look for Toxins from East Palestine Derailment in Ohio

East Palestine residents are looking to independent researchers to fill gaps left by authorities about the toxic chemicals that could be affecting people after a train derailment

By Mariana Lenharo,Nature magazine
FROM THE STORE
FROM THE ARCHIVE

NASA's Uranus Mission Is Running Out of Time

Multiple obstacles might make it hard for NASA to turn its dream of ice giant exploration into a reality any time soon

WHAT WE'RE READING

"Bigfeet"

A new short story on de-extincting a creature that (probably) never existed.

By Torie Bosch | Slate | Jan. 28, 2023

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