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I called up the leader of a team of glaciologists determined to set the record straight the IPCC's "2035 error" related to Himalayan glaciers. >>
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Ancient DNA can yield surprising answers to questions about the evolution and relationships between species. >>
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Matt Wilson is a neuroscientist at MIT who studies the mechanisms of how we form and use memories. Last week, I had the opportunity to interview him, and I found out that he's a very articulate guy >>
Like all humans with a heart, I love cute animals. Nothing affirms my faith in life like a basket full of young furry things. I could spend hours on Cute Overload, literally squealing over the heart-m >>
Once we create a superintelligent machine, the robots will be able to improve and replicate by themselves. >>
When Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon with Apollo 11 in 1969, he probably didn't expect that he would commemorate the event forty years later with a hip-hop video. But that is what happened, and you >>
I'm pretty certain that these students are going to be the ones who help save the world. >>
Learning to love science. As a producer for EarthSky, Lindsay Patterson interviews some of the world's most fascinating scientists. Through EarthSky, her work content is syndicated on some of the world's top media websites, including USAToday.com and Reuters.com. Patterson is also charged with helping to stay in steady communication with the thousands of scientists who contribute to EarthSky's work of making the voice of science heard in a noisy world. She graduated from Colorado College with a degree in creative writing, and a keen interest in all forms of journalism and media. >>