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What creature made these strange hexagonal patterns in ancient ocean floors? Scientists think they finally know. 🧪

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“We lack the basic understanding to map and predict aerobiome composition, much less to detail its roles in Earth system functioning.”

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A 3-kilometer-deep borehole in the Utah desert, lined with fiber-optic cables, is helping scientists learn more about the behavior of microearthquakes.

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#nepal has suffered another significant landslide and flood event, this time on the Budhi Gandaki river at Chumnubri & Dharche in Gorkha. The cause may be a valley blocking landslide near Chumchet. At least 5 people may be missing and bridges & houses have been destroyed.
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Conversations with communities took place in tribal council and corporation board meetings, schools, and Native village stores, as well as at community gas pumps and in subsistence use cabins.

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Where are children in the United States most likely to face lead exposure? A new #AGUPubs study maps risk nationwide and checks it against blood tests in 11 states.

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Dozens of AI sea ice prediction systems exist today, covering both poles over a range of timescales. Calculations that once took days to run can now be executed in minutes. But speed and skill are not the same as trustworthiness, say scientists.

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Forest soils store an estimated 40% of Earth’s terrestrial carbon. A new study analyzes how logging practices affected this carbon pool over a 20-year period.

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Solar panels on rewetted peatlands drew a more diverse bird community than drained farmland nearby, including wetland species returning to restored habitat.

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Per the USGS, a significant amount of people near the earthquake were probably exposed to liquefaction, when solid ground behaves like a dense liquid. More details about this earthquake, the extent of the shaking, and more can be found on the USGS website: earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/...

A M7.7 earthquake just struck southern Panama, causing severe shaking on the country's Azuero Peninsula. The earthquake struck at a depth of 12.6 kilometers. More information from @drwendyrocks.bsky.social below 👇

... and following with a look at how one space biologist is learning how to grow plants beyond Earth. 🌱 eos.org/features/jes...

There’s one more day of #WorldSpaceWeek2026! Celebrate with a read of two space-themed profiles from our August Career Issue, starting with the voice of “Copy, Moon Joy.” 🌕 eos.org/features/kel...

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Opinion: A 2025 @nationalacademies.org report on continental-scale biology spelled out opportunities for advancing study of ecosystem diversity, resilience, sustainability, and connectivity.

The vision outlined in the report is compelling and urgent but not complete.

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Where are children in the United States most likely to face lead exposure? A new #AGUPubs study maps risk nationwide and checks it against blood tests in 11 states.

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