“These kids speak with a moral clarity and poignancy that none but the most jaded of ears can fail to hear.”  #YouthStrike4Climate #FridaysForFuture #SchoolsStrike4Climate https://t.co/SpdFPSGbES

Sounds that hum along at a rate of 40 hertz kicked off gamma waves in mice brains, which somehow reduced amyloid-beta, a protein tied to Alzheimer’s. https://t.co/MbV20bAaWI

You made it to Friday. You deserve to watch some grapes make fireballs. https://t.co/9UEvtPHUEr

A new robotic gripper can pick up hefty objects without being heavy-handed with delicate items. https://t.co/9jubUn4N6p

If Japan continues to drag its feet, other next-gen accelerators proposed for construction in China and Europe may instead become the world’s hubs for Higgs boson research. https://t.co/UgKPSCgS7S

Coronal mass ejections grow quickly. That’s bad news because, when aimed at Earth, these bursts can knock out power grids and damage satellites. https://t.co/yaBNe6bwjU

Grapes can act as resonators for microwaves, much like a flute resonates with sound waves. https://t.co/5wLDylmvOw

Voracious cells are eating away at your bones… but others are building them up. https://t.co/1nN0QNO3Hv

This first example of bee biparenting may have evolved from males hoping to mate.
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The history of “the roof of the world” is being rewritten. https://t.co/4FKn7FKDlF

RT @thsaey: Pi Day is serious business @ScienceNews https://t.co/JeTNRVjoBk

Tiny blobs of oil glow vibrant colors under white light — and seemed to change color as the dish rotates. https://t.co/oggjxYx1OR

“This was something nobody had noticed before.” https://t.co/c2rDdBFhIG

RT @thsaey: Inactive ingredients in medications can be dangerous for people with certain allergies. Maria Temming reports @ScienceNews 
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Fifty years later, researchers are getting creative to replace failing organs. #tbt https://t.co/La7FME2Msg

Farming may explain how “f” and “v” speech sounds came to be. https://t.co/r2UNzGaBUG

“These data suggest the issue is one not merely of a single medication, but multiple substances being involved.” 
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Nanoparticles as drug delivery systems have long attracted scientists’ attention. But nanosponges aim to do something different: Trap and remove toxins from the blood. #longreads https://t.co/4ozosGwMDg

If this holds true in people, this treatment would represent a fundamentally new way to target the neurodegenerative disease — with lights and sounds instead of drugs. https://t.co/7AZbyExBBh

It’s unclear how common such extreme events are. https://t.co/xZrSJt3pzn