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Crafting Inclusive Narratives: The Role Of Sensitivity Consultation In Media...

We share what we learned about how to design accessible media when telling stories about the deaf community. The post Crafting Inclusive Narratives: The Role Of Sensitivity Consultation In Media Design...

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Sign Up For ‘Science Goes To The Movies’

In this newsletter, we'll explore all the science there is to find onscreen—in the theater or streaming at home! The post Sign Up For ‘Science Goes To The Movies’ appeared first on Science Friday.

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Was The Nostalgic Music In ‘Argylle’ Crucial To The Plot?

In the energetic spy adventure, music helps a shy novelist remember who she actually is. There's some science to how music triggers memories. The post Was The Nostalgic Music In ‘Argylle’ Crucial To...

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Prepare For The April 2024 Eclipse With ‘Moon Mail’

Prepare for this year’s eclipse with solar science, umbraphile quests, and a plan to make a lasting memory. The post Prepare For The April 2024 Eclipse With ‘Moon Mail’ appeared first on Science Friday.

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Should The Aliens In “65” Have Known About Earth’s Dinos?

In the movie “65,” an alien crashes on Earth during the Jurassic era, shocked to discover dinosaurs. An astrobiologist has questions. The post Should The Aliens In “65” Have Known About Earth’s Dinos?...

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What Did Seeing An Eclipse Do For America?

Research from the 2017 total eclipse looked at how the awe of a natural phenomenon brought people closer together. The post What Did Seeing An Eclipse Do For America? appeared first on Science Friday.

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Why Total Solar Eclipses Won’t Be Around Forever

It’s something of a cosmic accident that total solar eclipses happen at all. Over time, the moon’s widening orbit will make them impossible. The post Why Total Solar Eclipses Won’t Be Around Forever...

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A Short History Of Umbraphile Marvels And Mishaps

For some people, seeing an eclipse is a chance encounter. For umbraphiles, it’s a lifestyle. It doesn’t always work out. The post A Short History Of Umbraphile Marvels And Mishaps appeared first on...

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How Do Eclipse Glasses Actually Work?

A combination of materials that reflect and absorb light make it safe to look right at the sun. The post How Do Eclipse Glasses Actually Work? appeared first on Science Friday.

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One Way To Preserve Your Eclipse Memory

Send yourself a "mental snapshot" of the eclipse so you can hold onto your experience of the cosmic event. The post One Way To Preserve Your Eclipse Memory appeared first on Science Friday.

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Your Snapshots From The Solar Eclipse

The “mental snapshots” readers shared from the April 8 solar eclipse capture the joy, wonder, and surreality of the day. The post Your Snapshots From The Solar Eclipse appeared first on Science Friday.

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In ’65,’ Adam Driver Should Have Known

Would tech-savvy space explorers stranded on ancient Earth really be shocked to find dinosaurs? The post In ’65,’ Adam Driver Should Have Known appeared first on Science Friday.

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Sign Up For ‘Astronomy: Made in Latin America’

Discover dark constellations, massive radio telescopes, and more in our newsletter on astronomy and space science from Latin America. The post Sign Up For ‘Astronomy: Made in Latin America’ appeared...

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The Deep Roots Of Astronomy In Latin America

By observing the cosmos, Indigenous peoples precisely measured natural phenomena like solar eclipses, leap years, and El Niño. The post The Deep Roots Of Astronomy In Latin America appeared first on...

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Celebrating the Maya Calendar In Guatemala’s Highlands

For thousands of years, Indigenous communities in Guatemala have used observations and mathematics to track astronomical events. The post Celebrating the Maya Calendar In Guatemala’s Highlands appeared...

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Return Of The GEDI: Scanning The Amazon With Lasers

Data collected by an instrument on the International Space Station gives scientists insight into deforestation in the Amazon rainforest. The post Return Of The GEDI: Scanning The Amazon With Lasers...

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The State Of Space Research In Latin America

Sustainable development is the driving force of space research across the region, which has a lack of investment, but no lack of talent. The post The State Of Space Research In Latin America appeared...

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What Will Emerge From The Wreckage Of The Arecibo Telescope?

In 2020, Puerto Rico’s massive Arecibo radio telescope collapsed. The research facility may now be on the cusp of a new chapter. The post What Will Emerge From The Wreckage Of The Arecibo Telescope?...

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Latina Space Scientists Want To Stop Being The Exception

Three leaders in space science from Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Argentina on battling sexism and innovating in their fields. The post Latina Space Scientists Want To Stop Being The Exception appeared...

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The Feat Of Building The World’s Largest Telescope

The Extremely Large Telescope is under construction on a mountaintop in Chile’s Atacama Desert. It could revolutionize astronomy. The post The Feat Of Building The World’s Largest Telescope appeared...

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