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The verdict is, once again, in: Masking in schools is effective. During the COVID-19 pandemic’s delta variant wave, schools that required masking had approximately...
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The nearest black hole to Earth isn’t a black hole at all. Instead, what scientists thought was a stellar triplet — two stars and...
Even in a world increasingly battered by weather extremes, the summer 2021 heat wave in the Pacific Northwest stood out. For several days in...
A menacing pest just became a bit less problematic, at least socially, after getting an update to its common name. Lymantria dispar is an...

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School mask mandates in the U.S. reduced coronavirus transmission
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Some of the sun’s iconic coronal loops may be illusions
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