Canada Science News API

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            "description": "A new simulation tool lets scientists explore whether self-interacting dark matter could reshape galaxies from the inside out.",
            "content": "Dark matter still won’t show up in a telescope image, but its gravity is written all over the universe: in the way galaxies rotate, how clusters form, and how cosmic structure grows.\nA new study argues that if dark matter particles sometimes bump int... [7547 chars]",
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            "content": "Since the Sun is so hot, how can it contain oxygen, carbon, and other elements without destroying them?\nBob Found\nIndian Harbour, Nova Scotia\nIf you were to take a random blob of gas and heat it to solar temperatures (roughly 10,000 degrees Fahrenhei... [1425 chars]",
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            "title": "Calibrating the Clocks: Reconciling Groundwater Age from Two Isotopes",
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            "content": "Editors’ Highlights are summaries of recent papers by AGU’s journal editors.\nSource: Water Resources Research\nA crucial source of freshwater, groundwater is vulnerable to contamination and overuse. Knowing how long groundwater has been under ground i... [1416 chars]",
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