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Nuclear waste was solved years ago and it’s surprisingly simple howNuclear waste was solved years ago and it’s surprisingly simple how

Nuclear waste was solved years ago and it’s surprisingly simple how

As of 2019, 49 percent of the United States’ population opposed the implementation of nuclear power according to analytics and…

3 years ago
The Cobalt Rush in Congo: a once undesirable metal skyrockets in demandThe Cobalt Rush in Congo: a once undesirable metal skyrockets in demand

The Cobalt Rush in Congo: a once undesirable metal skyrockets in demand

Cobalt was named after German ‘kobolds’ or goblins for its tendency to smelt poorly and release toxic fumes. Miners despised…

3 years ago
Why the term ‘Junk DNA’ is so misleadingWhy the term ‘Junk DNA’ is so misleading

Why the term ‘Junk DNA’ is so misleading

Less than five percent of our genome is responsible for synthesizing proteins. This five percent has long been attributed with…

3 years ago
Crystals of time introduce a new state of matterCrystals of time introduce a new state of matter

Crystals of time introduce a new state of matter

Google recently created the world’s first time crystal using their Sycamore quantum computer. A time crystal is a system of…

3 years ago
The Puerto Rico Trench and its implicationsThe Puerto Rico Trench and its implications

The Puerto Rico Trench and its implications

Most have heard of the Mariana Trench, but few know its equally impressive rival in the Atlantic: the Puerto Rico…

3 years ago