Enlarge / Fancy Tablet Me Meteor Crater, Anyone? Scott K. Johnson One of the most important challenges in geology education is bringing the outside world into the classroom. During an epidemic, apparently, the inability to bring students safely into the classroom does not make it any easier. Fortunately, digital tools …
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Amazon said it has banned the overseas sale of seeds in the United States after thousands of Americans received unsolicited packages of seeds in their mailboxes, mostly postmarked from China. U.S. The Department of Agriculture (USDA) identified more than a dozen plant species, ranging from morning glory to mustard, in …
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Over the past few weeks, Harvard scientists have made headlines for a bold idea to prevent the spread of coronavirus: testing technology to bring so-called under-dodge antigen tests, a decades-old one, to millions of Americans nearby – daily, at home. These tests are not very good at selecting low-level infections. …
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Hopefully on home-testing as soon as possible, experts call the idea a long shot. Over the past few weeks, Harvard scientists have made headlines for their bold idea of stopping the spread of coronavirus: bringing out decades-old antigen tests in testing technology, a daily use for millions of Americans. These …
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Now, check these privacy settings on your browser. (iStock) No matter which browser you choose, you can access the same Internet. That is, of course, unless you are using Tor to troll the Dark Web. Curious about how to get there and what you will get? Here is the information …
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