The Plagiarism Problem Plaguing the “ExxonKnew” Lawfare Lawsuits — Summary for Policymakers – Watts Up With That?

From the Gelbspan Files Russell Cook Nice that someone big finally noticed the plagiarism problem going on. It just wasn’t an individual I was expecting.  I’ve only been trying to alert reporters and legal scholars to this problem for the last several years, including the Washington Free Beacon‘s Thomas Catenacci (and when he previously was…

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The State of the Union of Sciences

What you did not hear last night, but you need to know last night, President Trump went to a joint session of the Congress. Titled “The renewal of the American dream”, there was a great emphasis on the economy, border security and foreign relations, but what did not hear was the reality of a vacuum…

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Phosphorylation allows tau protein to form reversible drops, offering ideas about early Alzheimer’s

Tau phosphorylation makes its structure more flexible and allows you to form dynamic drops of liquid when the temperature increases. Tau in this state can trigger the intracellular tau to add near the nuclear envelope. Credit: National University of Taiwan In a study published in it Journal of the American Chemical SocietyScientists explore how a…

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Malcondria malfunction influences skeletal aging

An interdisciplinary research team led by Professor Dr. Bent Brachvogel has examined how mitochondria influence the premature aging of the skeleton. Mitochondria are also known as the ‘cell powers’ and play a key role in energy production through cellular respiration. Researchers have discovered that premature deterioration dependent on the development of mitochondrial respiration is responsible…

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The radio observations of multiple ships of ships track the heliospheric magnetic field by DL Clarkson et al. – European astronomer radio community

The solar flares accelerate energy electrons that escape the interplanetary space, guided by the spiral magnetic field of Parker, and are responsible for the generation of interplanetary solar radio explosions type III. With multiple spacecraft now in orbit around the sun (see for example Musset et al 2021), we are in a unique position to…

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SDEV students share various professional career – planet status

He Columbia Climate School undergraduate office He recently organized his third annual panel of students’ racing conversations, with three students of the Sustainable Development Program (SDEV). The event offered an opportunity for current students from Columbia to learn about the various sectors and future professional career open to students interested in looking for climatic careers…

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Start with a Bang #116 podcast – Disintegrant exoplanets | By Ethan Siegel | Start with an explosion! | APR, 2025

This image shows an illustration of an evaporating rock exoplanet, with a huge tail of dust that arises from the flying material from the planet from its interaction with the nearby star. (Credit: NASA/JPL-CALTECH) Exoplanets can exist anywhere around their matrices, even so close that they evaporate or disintegrate. Even the rocky. In the universe,…

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