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Coastal ocean chemistry now substantially shaped by humans

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Electric Cars Hand Honda Their First Loss in 70 Years

Science 2.0 - Mar 15 2026 - 05:03
Communist dictator-funded social activists are scrambling to do damage control again after Honda has followed GM, Hertz, and many others in declaring a giant loss due to their electric car business.

Because they assumed that every future President would be like Joe Biden and continue to mandate and subsidize it. That didn't happen. The Trump team surprised a lot of people by winning again in 2024 and while some of the decisions made by his employees have been opposed to legitimate science and health, he was not wrong on solar and electric cars.

Paid flaks kept saying electric cars are taking over the world, solar powering it was surpassing "fossil" fuels(1), it was cheaper than conventional energy, and better for the environment.

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Tools to glimpse how “helicity” impacts matter and light

Eurekalert - Mar 14 2026 - 13:03


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California Taxpayers Forced To Prop Up $2 Billion Ivanpah Solar Disaster

Science 2.0 - Mar 14 2026 - 05:03
The Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System "concentrated" solar thermal plant in the Mojave Desert is by any measure an unmitigated disaster.

The party that is now claiming they are rescuing the Ivanpah they mandated to exist was scheduled to be closed this year - because it's low costs were always a pipe dream and it's maintenance estimates were the optimism no scientists believed.

But California ignores scientists. We ignore them on 80,000 Prop 65 cancer warning labels on harmless products, we ignore them on pesticides, and we ignore them on energy.

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Heavy water expands energy potential of carbon nanotube yarns

Eurekalert - Mar 13 2026 - 13:03


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Kalinin receives SEC Faculty Achievement Award

Eurekalert - Mar 13 2026 - 13:03


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Bright pink insect stands out to blend in, scientists say

Eurekalert - Mar 13 2026 - 13:03


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Weekend Science: Why Don't Young People Want To Date?

Science 2.0 - Mar 13 2026 - 05:03
Younger man, Generation Z according to marketing groups who invent new generations every 10 years, have a lot less interest in dating than in years past.

It could be that they feel besieged in culture. When sociologists blame the "Johnny Bravo" cartoon, which caricatured masculinity by having him get dunked on by women every episode, for toxic masculinity, you know we have a cultural militancy problem.


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NuSAP: The “centriole bodyguard” of the cell

Eurekalert - Mar 12 2026 - 13:03


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The Swedish flag – a force for unity

Eurekalert - Mar 12 2026 - 13:03


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Rosie The Riveter Was Born On This Day In 1920 - Or Not

Science 2.0 - Mar 12 2026 - 10:03
Rosie The Riveter was born on this day in 1920.

Well, one of them.

And maybe on this day. All of those diet claims about centenarians and their lifestyles could be suspect if so many are fraud or clerical error the data are meaningless. No one is even sure when Rose Will Leigh, the original archetype for "Rosie the Riveter", was born.

The B-24 Liberator bomber consisted of 450,000 parts held together by 360,000 rivets of 550 different sizes. It weighed 18 tons. During World War II, Henry Ford's Willow Run plant in Michigan produced 8,685 of them, thanks to 42,000 employees working around the clock.

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