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Cassie Martin

Cassie Martin

Associate Editor at Science News

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50 years ago, scientists were gearing up to hurl a probe at the sun

Fifty years ago, scientists figured out how chocolate and cheese set off the headaches. Now we know hormones, stress and the weather can, too.
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50 years ago, the sun’s influence on Earth’s lightning was revealed

The solar wind and sunspots seem to give lightning a boost. But exactly how solar activity stimulates strikes is an enduring mystery.
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Flowers receive and transmit electrical signals from pollinators - ...

The finding suggests a way for plants to share information about nearby pollinators and communicate when to trigger nectar production.
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Newfound bee species help solve a decades-old mystery - Science New...

Masked bees in Australia and French Polynesia have long-lost relatives in Fiji, suggesting that the bees’ ancestors island hopped.
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50 years ago, trilobite eyes mesmerized scientists

Decades of research has confirmed that for such simple creatures, trilobites had astoundingly complex eyes.
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50 years ago, timekeepers deployed the newly invented leap second

After more than 50 years, metrologists will stop using the leap second to align the time kept by atomic clocks with the rate of Earth’s spin.
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A fiber inspired by polar bears traps heat as well as down feathers...

Scientists took a cue from polar bear fur to turn an ultralight insulating material into knittable thread.
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Here's how much fruit you can take from a display before it collaps...

About 10 percent of the fruit in a tilted market display can be removed before it all crashes down, computer simulations show.
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Here are some astounding scientific firsts of 2023

Notable feats include discovering a planet-eating star, extracting RNA from an extinct animal and more.
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Here’s how Russia’s war in Ukraine is still reshaping global science

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 disrupted both local and global science.
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Emily Jacobs wants to know how sex hormones sculpt the brain

Emily Jacobs studies how the brain changes throughout women’s reproductive years, plus what it all means for health.