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Here's Just How Bad Nuclear War Would be For Our Planet

Amaze Lab

Here's Just How Bad Nuclear War Would be For Our Planet

Amaze Lab

This Is How Decisions Light Up in the Brain

Stanford University researchers have developed a technique, called Cortical Observation by Synchronous Multifocal Optical Sampling, that can measure several neurons at the same time as mice make decisions.
Amaze Lab

This Amazing German Bridge Forms a Perfect Circle with Reflection

Bridges come in all shapes and sizes, but 'Devil's Bridge' in Germany is something else... its arch creates a stunning circular illusion.
Amaze Lab

Astronomers Suggest Earth is Traveling Through a Gigantic, Magnetic Tunnel

New instrumentation in giving astronomers a fresh look at the universe.
Nation World

Prince William calls out billionaires for space race

William voiced his disapproval a day after Blue Origin's second launch.
Amaze Lab

Do You Ever Wonder How Many People Have Stepped Foot on the Moon?

We all know Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first humans to set foot on the moon in 1969, but how many people have walked on the lunar surface in total?
Amaze Lab

How One Student Is Turning Fallen Leaves Into Paper To Save The Environment

One kid has found a way to turn leaves into paper. Amaze Lab's Lenneia Batiste has more on how it's helping the environment.
Amaze Lab

Prehistoric Giant Sloths Were 4,400 Pound Omnivores

A new study finds ancient sloths were much different than the tree-dwellers of today.
Amaze Lab

Spending Time in Space Linked with Brain Damage

Researchers have identified 3 brain damage biomarkers in the blood of astronauts who were on the ISS for extended periods of time.
Nation World

Administration sets plan for 7 offshore wind farms by 2025

If approved and built, the projects could avoid about 78 million metric tons of planet-warming carbon dioxide emissions.
Science

Live long and prosper: 'Star Trek' actor William Shatner safely lands following Blue Origin suborbital flight

The successful mission makes Captain Kirk the oldest person to go to space.
Nation World

William Shatner, Blue Origin return to Earth after space launch

At 90 years old Shatner became the oldest person to ever travel to space Wednesday.

Channel Cat Water Taxi closes for the season

Fall family fun at Corn Crib Nursery's annual Cribfest

70s make a return as dry conditions continue

Andrew's Accurate Forecast for Sunday, October 17, 2021

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Here's Just How Bad Nuclear War Would be For Our Planet

This Is How Decisions Light Up in the Brain

This Amazing German Bridge Forms a Perfect Circle with Reflection

Astronomers Suggest Earth is Traveling Through a Gigantic, Magnetic Tunnel

Prince William calls out billionaires for space race

Do You Ever Wonder How Many People Have Stepped Foot on the Moon?

How One Student Is Turning Fallen Leaves Into Paper To Save The Environment

Prehistoric Giant Sloths Were 4,400 Pound Omnivores

Spending Time in Space Linked with Brain Damage

Administration sets plan for 7 offshore wind farms by 2025

Live long and prosper: 'Star Trek' actor William Shatner safely lands following Blue Origin suborbital flight

William Shatner, Blue Origin return to Earth after space launch

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