Canada Science News API

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            "title": "Une superéruption volcanique se prépare quelque part et le monde n’est pas prêt…",
            "description": "«La question n’est pas de savoir si, mais quand», a déclaré Markus Stoffel, professeur de climat à l’Université de Genève. Les éruptions volcaniques sont des événements naturels d’une puissance redoutable. L’éruption du mont Tambora en 1815 reste dans les annales comme la plus dévastatrice jamais enregistrée, causant plus de 90 000 morts et plongeant le […] More",
            "content": "«La question n’est pas de savoir si, mais quand», a déclaré Markus Stoffel, professeur de climat à l’Université de Genève. Les éruptions volcaniques sont des événements naturels d’une puissance redoutable. L’éruption du mont Tambora en 1815 reste dan... [5138 chars]",
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            "content": "The month of January begins with a supermoon, along with opportunities to spot bright planets and a winter meteor shower.\nThe Full Wolf Supermoon will peak on the night of Jan. 2-3, the lunar event will appear about 13 per cent brighter than a typica... [1148 chars]",
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            "description": "The month of January begins with a supermoon, along with opportunities to spot bright planets and a winter meteor shower. The Full Wolf Supermoon will peak on the night of Jan. 2-3, the lunar event will appear about 13 per cent brighter than a typical Full Moon and more than 25 per cent brighter than the farthest Full Moon of the year. The Moon will remain over 98 per cent illuminated from predawn on Jan. 1 until the morning of Jan. 4. In addition to the supermoon, two of the largest planets in the solar system will be visible this month. Jupiter will be prominent near the stars Pollux and Castor in Gemini, with a close approach to the Moon on Jan. 4. On Jan. 9-10, Jupiter will reach opposition, appearing brighter than it has in the past year. Saturn will be visible in the western sky after sunset, especially on Jan. 22-23 when it aligns near the Waxing Crescent Moon. googletag.cmd.push(function() { if($(document).width()<900) { s = googletag.defineSlot('/50748803/wco-all-bigbox', [300, 250], 'div-gpt-1632277500385-bbm1'); s.setTargeting('URL', [window.location.pathname]); s.setTargeting('position', [1632277500385]) s.addService(googletag.pubads()); googletag.pubads().refresh([s], {changeCorrelator: false}); } }); Sky watchers can also catch the Quadrantid meteor shower, which peaks on the night of Jan. 3-4. While the shower can produce 75 to 100 meteors per hour, this year’s peak coincides with the bright Waning Gibbous Moon, which may reduce visibility. Observers are advised to scan the northwest sky, keeping the Moon out of direct sight for the best viewing. The month offers multiple opportunities to experience dramatic celestial events, from the striking supermoon to bright planets and a classic winter meteor display.",
            "content": "The month of January begins with a supermoon, along with opportunities to spot bright planets and a winter meteor shower.\nThe Full Wolf Supermoon will peak on the night of Jan. 2-3, the lunar event will appear about 13 per cent brighter than a typica... [1148 chars]",
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