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University of Michigan makes strides in binary star system research (opens the original)
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New discoveries regarding far-away solar systems could lead to breakthroughs in exoplanetary research. The University of Michigan has been a key player in leading the investigation. About 16 light-years away from Earth exists a binary star system that leading experts at the University of Michigan believe could hold smaller-sized planets. It’s called 70 Ophiuchi AB, and it’s a stellar system where two stars orbit each other. Humanity has been studying this system for centuries, and U-M researcher
Hidden in Plain Sight: The Chelsea Clocktower, a cool combination (opens the original)
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Joshua Nieman: Some combinations of things just don't work, and I apologize if you're a fan of any of the following. Grilled cheese and jelly, bananas and ranch, applesauce and mac and cheese, see I just, bleh, gross, gross. Like for real. However, some combinations go insanely hard. Biscuits and gravy, chips and salsa, milkshakes and fries for the more adventurous, look, all I'm saying is that all over this world you can find things that you'd expect to go together, that are going together. And
Huron River mussel relocation project prevents danger posed by Peninsular Dam removal (opens the original)
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The pending removal of the Peninsular Dam later this year has caused concern for specific animals in its ecosystem. A group of local volunteers have concluded an effort to relocate mussels around the dam this summer. Multiple species of mussels call the Huron River home, and when the Peninsular Dam is removed, the ones in the area will be threatened by accumulations of sediment. Luckily, an effort led by the Huron River Watershed Council (HRWC) to relocate the mussels has concluded this summer a
Hidden in Plain Sight: The Highland Fen, a world few have seen (opens the original)
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Joshua Nieman: The wet, loud, obnoxious sounds you are hearing are those of me, as carefully as possible, stomping through deep, deep mud and dense wetland plants that were taller than me. And I'm 6'2"! For this episode, I have journeyed deep into the wild heart of Ypsilanti to find an ecosystem with plant species and geography that long predates European settlers in the area. And unfortunately, true to the name of the show, the whereabouts will remain hidden this time around. I'm not going to r
Joshua Nieman (opens the original)
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Ever since he can remember, Joshua Nieman has involved himself in storytelling. At first, it meant getting caught drawing comics on his desk in elementary school, but later it would become writing, recording, illustrating, photography and more. Eventually, Josh found himself involved in his high school’s student-published news magazine and subsequently fell in love with journalism. That love would manifest into a handful of different podcast ventures over the years, but the one that stuck was hi
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