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This article has been reviewed in accordance with the editorial process and policies of Science X. The editors have emphasized the following attributes while ensuring the credibility of the content: verified facts peer reviewed publication trusted source corrected Good! Schematic illustration with a gravity gradient map (blue hexagon pattern) of the near side of the …

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Image by the author If you’re interested in moving into a career in data, you probably know this using data effectively to answer business questions is at the heart of most data professions – regardless of the tools you use. By building the right skill set, you can land a job as a data analyst …

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This article has been reviewed in accordance with the editorial process and policies of Science X. The editors have emphasized the following attributes while ensuring the credibility of the content: verified facts reputable news agency corrected Good! A total solar eclipse will be visible in the United States in April 2024 – this was the …

What do scientists hope to learn from the total solar eclipse in the US? Read More »

How to do it Successful women talk about managing their careers and lives. Photo illustration: by The Cut; Photo: NASA/Bill Ingalls Dr. Kate Calvin has always envisioned NASA as a place where people come together to solve big problems. “It looked so cool to me” as a kid, she says. “Now that I’m a part …

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The discovery of a lynx buried with four dogs in an early medieval settlement in Hungary has puzzled archaeologists, as these wild cats are rarely found in archaeological digs. The fifth- to sixth-century pit, which was about 4.6 feet (1.4 meters) deep, contained a complete lynx skeleton at the bottom and the skeletons of four …

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Blackville School students Nick Hallihan and Colton Collins built a high-altitude research balloon to capture images, video and data of the rare total solar eclipse. (Alexander Silberman/CBC – image credit) At a crowded science fair, Colton Collins deploys a brightly colored parachute and inspects a foam box fitted with a camera and tracking device, all …

How New Brunswick schools are using the eclipse to teach students science Read More »

Whether you prefer to talk about scientific popularization, democratization, universalization, the Goût des Sciences prize, organized by the ministry responsible for scientific research, which also publishes the titles in a competition, tirelessly pursues its goal. For 15 years, this literature prize has rewarded the best works of scientific mediation to promote science and highlight the …

The new Goût des Sciences prize promotes the scientific spirit Read More »

As the semester winds down, take a moment to catch up on this week’s breaking science news. We learned about scientists preparing to study the total solar eclipse, the reinvention of the world’s first police crime lab, how AI can detect severe flooding around the world, and a needed reassessment of the impact of air …

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