What I'm reading, Science: Thanksgiving Week (US) edition
an eclectic collection of science stories for some light reading this holiday
Here is another month’s links to science stories that have piqued my interest. Hope you enjoy some of them this holiday. Enjoy reading them after your Thanksgiving Feast…
Topics this month are Physics, Astronomy, Planetary Science, Biology, Medicine, Paleontology, Climate Change, Mathematics, Computing, and General Science
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PHYSICS
How Many yottabytes in a quettabyte?
Swarming Bees Generate Electric Fields Rivaling Thunderstorms
A contrived form of Dark Matter Ruled out.
Novel Quantum Effects in an Insulator at Room Temperature
ASTRONOMY
More old galaxies upset the apple cart
New Interactive Map of the Universe
Closest Black Hole to Earth Discovered
High Energy Neutrinos Linked to a Specific Galaxy
BIOLOGY
Octopuses Throw Things at Each Other
Honey Bee Lifespan Half What They Were in the 1970’s
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