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"Green" burials are gradually gaining ground among environmentalists

By Bruce Boitnott

Although “green” burials are increasingly available in North America, some older, echo-conscious adults remain unaware of the option when planning their death, a small...

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Black hole visionaries push the boundaries of knowledge in a new film

By Bruce Boitnott

Black holes sit on the cusp of the unknowable. Everything that crosses the threshold of a black hole is lost forever, trapped by extreme...

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An ancient dog fossil helps trace the path of humans to the Americas

By Bruce Boitnott

An ancient bone of a dog, discovered in a cave in southeast Alaska, hints at when and how humans entered the Americas in the...

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A music therapist seeks to take advantage of long-lost memories

By Bruce Boitnott

The upbeat song “Sweet Caroline” often asks listeners to sing and dance. But when music therapist Alaine Reschke-Hernandez played the song to an older...

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Contemporary droplets established electricity generator, a drop of water propels 140 V power illuminating 100 LED bulbs. A research team spearheaded by scientists from the…

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Contemporary Droplets Established Electricity Generator, A Drop Of Water Propels 140 V Power Illuminating 100 LED Bulbs