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Perseverance rover approaches record-breaking 28-mile journey on Mars (opens the original)
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NASA's Perseverance rover is on the verge of setting a record for traveling 28 miles across the rugged Martian surface, providing groundbreaking insights into the planet's climate, terrain and history. As of Monday, Sept. 28, Perseverance was just 100 feet (30 meters) from besting the 28.06 miles traveled by NASA's Opportunity rover. While 28 miles may not sound like much here on Earth, Dr. Ken Farley, a Caltech professor and the Mars 2020 project scientist for 11 years, talked to California Ton
New trend of hosting lectures in bars brings unique social experience (opens the original)
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Their motto is "drink together, think together." Across the state, people are gathering in bars to listen to lectures. It's a unique way to combine learning with a social atmosphere. Zac Miller, the owner of "Common Knowledge Bar Lectures," is organizing these events in the Sacramento region. During a live interview with California Tonight Host Edie Lambert, he said he had been aware of bar lectures selling out in big cities and thought the concept would work well in his own region. "My mission
UCLA launches first digital humanities department to address AI and emerging technologies (opens the original)
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UCLA is now the first university in the United States to launch a digital humanities department, combining humanistic studies with the exploration of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. Students will get a deep understanding of computational tools and technologies, from the perspective of fields including culture, society, languages and history. Through the lens of those academic disciplines, students will look at how the technology is developed and used. Dr. Todd Presner, c
UC Santa Cruz study finds wealthier Californians have more access to public beaches (opens the original)
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A new study from UC Santa Cruz found wealthier Californians have more access to the state's beaches, even though the coastline is public property. The California Coastal Act is now 50 years old. When Governor Jerry Brown signed the law on Sept. 24, 1976, the goal was to guarantee public access to just about all 840 miles of the coastline. Five decades later, a team of marine and social scientists at UC Santa Cruz looked into whether it's met that goal, and they published their findings in the jo
Study highlights unequal access to California's public beaches (opens the original)
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A new study from UC Santa Cruz found wealthier Californians have more access to the state's beaches, even though the coastline is public property. The California Coastal Act is now 50 years old. When Governor Jerry Brown signed the law on Sept. 24, 1976, the goal was to guarantee public access to just about all 840 miles of the coastline. Five decades later, a team of marine and social scientists at UC Santa Cruz looked into whether it's met that goal, and they published their findings in the jo
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