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Rare new lunar crater shows how impacts remodel the moon's surface (opens the original)
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From Earth, the moon appears to have barely changed for as long as humans have been gazing at it. But with the right equipment, they might notice a once-in-a-lifetime alteration: a brand new crater near the edge of the full moon. “The moon is a very old body, as old as the Earth itself. When you observe the moon from a distance, you see that its surface is pockmarked with large impact craters that formed billions of years ago, and it’s tempting to conclude that the lunar surface has essentially
The frog that reads the water with its fingertips (opens the original)
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Surinam toads (Pipa pipa) are strange, flat frogs with minuscule eyes that live in the murky waters of the Amazon basin and carry their eggs on their back. The way they catch their prey is even weirder. They lie in wait with outstretched forelimbs until a small fish approaches, then snap open their jaws to create enough suction to draw the fish into their tongueless mouths and swallow it whole, all in a few hundredths of a second. But how do these frogs hunt in low visibility with poor vision? A
Hot marmot summer! Fat Marmot Week lets you vote for your favorite rotund rodents (opens the original)
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UCLA professor Dan Blumstein and his lab’s efforts to raise funds for research by putting the marmots he studies on OnlyFans isn’t the only reason the roly-poly rodents are the “it” squirrels of the summer. Starting Aug. 24, the public can vote for their favorite furballs as they fatten up for winter hibernation. The Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (RMBL) Marmot Project will host its first-ever Fat Marmot Week Aug. 24–29, inviting the public to celebrate one of the Rocky Mountains’ most cha
NSF award to UCLA will put advanced computing at researchers’ fingertips (opens the original)
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UCLA has been selected by the National Science Foundation to lead the Interactive Discovery Laboratory (iDLab), a three-year national initiative to create a unified environment for research computing, data and scientific applications across several NSF-supported national computing centers and two cloud platforms. The effort is supported by a $9 million award. The project will create a browser-based interface that makes accessing and using high-powered computing, data storage and applications as
Rising deaths in LA County Jail are tied to longer jail stays, study shows (opens the original)
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The effects of stress, depression and inadequate healthcare in the Los Angeles County Jail — a blanket term widely used for the county’s eight facilities — build up into lethal risk, a new study led by UCLA researchers has found. The researchers discovered that most deaths in the LA County Jail occur after a person has been in jail for several weeks. This contradicts a common belief that most jail deaths occur shortly after a jail stay begins and are the result of a sudden overdose around the ti
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