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Wednesday, June 3, 2020
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Speakers set on bars inside the windows cancel out unwanted noise, using technology similar to that in noise-canceling headphones.
Climate scientists propose new explanation for the rapid changes to the ocean carbon sink in the 1990s.
Wormlike amphibians called caecilians may have evolved venomous teeth long before the first snakes crawled the Earth.
A new song type originated in western Canada and then spread East, replacing the sparrows’ traditional song.
Public art displayed this month reflects widespread calls for action.
A month’s worth of cool science stories, summed up.
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