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Jeanna Bryner

Jeanna Bryner

Editor in Chief at Live Science

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Jeanna Bryner
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Monkeypox may have been spreading in UK for years - Livescience.com

This is one hypothesis to explain the monkeypox strain currently spreading.
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Monkeypox outbreaks tied to sex at 2 raves in Europe - Livescience.com

Most of those infected are men who have sex with men.
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Astronomers just discovered the farthest object in the known univer...

The massive object is a colossal 13.5 billion light-years away.
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Save $100 on Bowflex adjustable dumbbells for Cyber Monday - Livesc...

Get 25% off this versatile set of Bowflex adjustable dumbbells and start the New Year with realistic fitness goals.
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Scientist recovers coronavirus gene sequences secretly deleted last...

He finds 13 sequences from some of the earliest cases in Wuhan.
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Congo's Mount Nyiragongo Volcano Erupts, Sending Thousands Fleeing ...

The peak is one of the world’s most active volcanoes, last erupting in 2002
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Welcome to Live Science: We've Got a New Look! - Livescience.com

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This Meteor 'Exploded' Over Greenland, But Nobody Saw It. Here's Wh...

A fireball that streaked across the sky above the Thule Air Base in Greenland on July 25 was notable for not only the 2.1 kilotons of energy it released but also the stir it caused on social media.
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Congress Wants to Spend $10 Million to Search for Aliens, and Texas...

After a 25-year gap, the federal government may fund the search for intelligent aliens with $10 million for the next two years.
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The 'End of the World' Is Today. Here's Why We're Still Here. - Liv...

A doomsday theorist says today, April 23, is the beginning of the end of the world. Here’s why his apocalyptic prediction is bogus.
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Swirling Aurora, Zodiacal Light Win Top Prizes in Night Sky Photo C...

The winners of the 2014 Earth & Sky Photo Contest have been announced, revealing the wonders of stargazing and the night sky.
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Earth's Most Abundant, But Hidden Mineral Finally Seen, Named - Liv...

Scientists for the first time have gotten a glimpse of an elusive mineral, inside a 4.5-billion-year-old meteorite, and have named it bridgmanite.
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Cause of Polar Bear Knut's Death Found - Livescience.com

The culprit of the sudden death of famed polar bear tot Knut has been found, says an international team of scientists.
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Fatal Shark Attacks See Spike in 2011 - Livescience.com

Shark attacks declined in 2011, but shark-related fatalities spiked, suggesting people are straying to out-of-the-way places to surf or go in the water, scientists say.
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Today's Weather Affects Attitudes on Global Warming - Livescience.com

Whether people accept manmade global warming as real may depend on the weather outside that particular day, a new study finds. Extreme weather made people less likely to believe climate change science
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4.5-Billion-Year-Old Antarctic Meteorite Yields New Mineral - Lives...

A meteorite designated Yamato 691 discovered in Antarctica in 1969 has just divulged a modern secret: a new mineral, now called Wassonite. The meteorite opens a window to the early solar system.
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Why You Make the Same Mistake Twice - Livescience.com

Making an error once makes it more likely you’ll do it again.
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One Common Ancestor Behind Blue Eyes - Livescience.com

Before about 10,000 years ago, there were no blue-eyed humans, scientists say.
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Bad Habits: Why We Can't Stop - Livescience.com

Scientists are discovering why humans choose self-destructive behavior even when they know it could kill them. Are you prone to drug addiction?