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Lunar Eclipse: Why the Moon Turns Red (opens the original)
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Look up at the night sky during a lunar eclipse, and you may see the Moon put on quite a show. A lunar eclipse happens when the Earth moves directly between the Sun and the Moon. The Earth blocks some or all of the sunlight that would normally reach the Moon, casting its shadow across the lunar surface. Lunar eclipses can be partial, deep partial or total. During a partial eclipse, it can look like someone took a bite out of the Moon as the Earth’s shadow slowly moves across it. During a total l
Did Drummond, Mazzei disappoint in the debate? | Your Vote Counts | August 9, 2026 (opens the original)
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Politics Your Vote Counts Did Drummond, Mazzei disappoint in the debate? | Your Vote Counts | August 9, 2026 Democrat Jason Dunnington and Republican Sen. Paul Rosino join Oklahoma’s Own Scott Mitchell to discuss whether they think Drummond and Mazzei got through to Oklahomans during Monday’s debate. The panel also discusses the PR problem data centers are facing, and whether Oklahoma should allow cameras in courtrooms.
How many jobs could a nuclear campus bring to Oklahoma? | Hot Seat | August 8, 2026 (opens the original)
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Politics Hot Seat How many jobs could a nuclear campus bring to Oklahoma? | Hot Seat | August 8, 2026 Rep. Nick Archer, who serves as the chair of Oklahoma’s House Energy and Natural Resources Oversight Committee, joins Oklahoma’s Own Scott Mitchell for an in-depth discussion about what nuclear energy could mean to Oklahoma, data center benefits, and the protections lawmakers have put in place to protect customers from rate hikes.
Dust Devils In Oklahoma: How They Form And Why They Aren't Tornadoes (opens the original)
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If you’ve spent enough time in Oklahoma, you’ve probably seen a dust devil spinning across a field, parking lot or even a neighborhood. While they can look dramatic, they’re very different from tornadoes. Recent videos from across the state show just how powerful these whirlwinds can become. At TLC Garden Center in the Oklahoma City metro, a dust devil tossed dirt, debris and even plants into the air. Another video from near Chandler captured a dust devil spinning through a hay field while crews
Traveling soon? Oklahoma doctor shares how to prevent dangerous blood clots (opens the original)
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News Health Traveling soon? Oklahoma doctor shares how to prevent dangerous blood clots Long periods of sitting during road trips or flights can increase the risk of developing deep vein thrombosis (DVT), a potentially dangerous blood clot that typically forms in the legs.Dr. Lacy Anderson says symptoms can include swelling, soreness or pain in one leg, and anyone experiencing those signs should contact a doctor. If left untreated, a DVT can travel to the lungs and cause a life-threatening pulmo
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