Tag: science communication
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Do Humans Really Share 60% of Our DNA with Bananas? Debunking a Common Myth
Unraveling the 60% Claim: Where It Comes From The idea that humans share 60% of their DNA with bananas often circulates in science news roundups and social media. It sounds startling, almost magical: two life forms that seem so different share the majority of their genetic makeup. But the truth is more nuanced. The 60%…
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Solar Surprises and Tiny Dinosaurs: This Week’s Big Science News
Overview: A Sun‑lit Week for Science From dramatic solar observations to paleontological rethink and even everyday digital humor, this week’s science headlines span a wide range of discoveries. Researchers have shed new light on how the Sun behaves as it interacts with a visiting interstellar visitor, while paleontologists reframe the size and behavior of early…
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Jane Goodall: A Gentle Revolutionary Who Redefined Humanity
From a Curious Girl to a Global Messenger Jane Goodall’s life reads like a blueprint for turning wonder into action. A girl in England with a boundless imagination grew into a world-renowned primatologist, conservationist, and UNICEF Messenger of Peace. Her secret? A combination of relentless curiosity, open-minded observation, and an unwavering belief that ordinary people…
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From Teacher to Astronomer: AI, Podcasts, and Behind the Scenes
From Classroom to Night Sky The most intriguing career shifts today come from educators who transform their strong communication skills into new roles in astronomy. This article examines the journey from teacher to astronomer, highlighting current posts, podcasts, and behind the scenes backgrounds that illuminate this transition. It also considers how artificial intelligence sits at…