A Moment of Science

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Hills in the ocean Mar 15, 2023

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Despite appearances from the surface, the ocean has a surprising geographical range.

Pickle me this Mar 14, 2023

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Learn more about the widespread technique of pickling with today's A Moment of Science.

The invasive jumping worm Mar 13, 2023

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Gardeners would tell you earthworms are a crucial species in keeping their plants healthy, but not all worms are beneficial for your plants

Wet weather leads to brighter colors Mar 10, 2023

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Not only leaves, but rocks, soil, and road surfaces all have more intense color when they're wet than when they're dry.

Defending Earth: The impact threat Mar 09, 2023

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An asteroid striking our planet might be a popular storyline in science fiction, but how likely is this possibility really?

Leafhoppers might be fans of climate change Mar 08, 2023

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Find out more about leafhoppers and why they might like global warming with today's A Moment of Science.

When did humans learn to cook? Mar 07, 2023

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Anthropologists think our ancestors solved the calorie problem by learning to cook their food with fire.

The amazing regeneration of the axolotl Mar 06, 2023

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We’ve all heard of lab rats—but what about lab axolotls?

Working out and your arteries Mar 03, 2023

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How exactly does exercise make us healthier?

You can see the forest and the trees Mar 02, 2023

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Learn more about reforestation practices with today's A Moment of Science.