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Elias Williams is a New York City-based photographer.
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Boom Supersonic just flew its test jet for the first time as it races to build the world's new speediest airliner — meet 'baby boom'
A Colorado startup's vision of the next supersonic passenger airliner is a Mach 1.7 jet called the Overture, and its first prototype just took flight.
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Smithsonian backtracks on 'Latinx' internships and opens scheme up to all races after legal challenge: latest blow to diversity hiring at US institutions
Every student who is interested in this area of museum studies should have the opportunity to compete for an internship without their race being a factor, said legal activist Edward Blum.
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Celebrate Earth Month and more at North Carolina Museum of History
April is Earth Month, a time to celebrate the beauty, diversity and significance of our planet while promoting sustainable living. As the world emerges from its winter slumber, the North
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As climate change and pollution imperil coral reefs, scientists are deep-freezing corals to repopulate future oceans
Just as the world’s zoos breed critically endangered animals in captivity to repopulate the wild, scientists are building a global effort to freeze corals for reef restoration.
United States Coral Biobank Alliance Reef Recovery Initiative Smithsonian National Zoo Association Of Zoos Conservation Biology Institute
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As Climate Change and Pollution Imperil Coral Reefs, Scientists Are Deep-Freezing Corals to Repopulate Future Oceans
Just as the world’s zoos breed critically endangered animals in captivity to repopulate the wild, scientists are building a global effort to freeze corals for reef restoration.
United States Lady Elliot Reef Claire Lager Rebecca Spindler Coral Biobank Alliance Conservation Biology Institute
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Why Do We Dye Easter Eggs?
Decorating eggs is a practice that dates to ancient times. The exact moment that Christians started dyeing eggs is lost to the annals of history, but it's been a part of Easter for centuries.
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History Café panel discussion focuses on what's going well in the community, what needs work and how it can move forward – Sterling Journal-Advocate
In honor of Women’s History Month, Overland Trail Museum celebrated a group of contemporary Logan County women who are making a difference in their community Thursday at History Café. The panel featured a diverse group of women, some who are Sterling natives and others who moved to the area at different points in their lives. […]
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Celebrate the April 8 Solar Eclipse With the National Air and Space Museum
On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will cross North America. For those not within the path of totality, a partial eclipse will be visible from everywhere in the contiguous United States. Learn about the science and safety of eclipses with the National Air and Space Museum.
United States Marya Lyons Stevenf Udvar Museum Flights Of Fancy Story Time Wyncote Foundation Thomasw Haas Foundation
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A Random Roundup of April's Artsy Happenings | Visual Arts | Savannah News, Events, Restaurants, Music
April is bursting with art events! Let’s start off by mentioning three largescale shows worthy of your attendance: The Spring SLAM (Savannah Local Artist Market)...
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