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Bridging Quantum Mechanics and Relativity: The Moving Hydrogen Atom | Dr. Young Suh Kim

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Albert Einstein’s revolutionary ideas transformed the world of science, introducing the theory of relativity and fundamentally reshaping how we view space, time, and matter. For many, he stands as an immortal figure in the world of physics. For one man, Dr. Young Suh Kim, Einstein is not just an inspiration but the focal point of his life’s work. Dr. Kim’s professional goal has long been to write his name into the scientific genealogy of Einstein by solving one of the great unanswered questions of modern physics: how the hydrogen atom behaves when in motion.

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Underwater Volcano On The West Coast To Erupt This Year

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A large undersea volcano hundreds of miles off the coast of Oregon is showing signs of an impending eruption later this year, and it’s set to be publicly livestreamed.

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80% Of The World’s Coral Reefs Have Been Impacted By Bleaching, Worst Global Event In History

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Earth’s coral reefs are officially in “uncharted territory,” according to scientists, after more than 80% of the reefs have undergone bleaching in what is being referred to as the worst global event on record.

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Scientists Have ‘Resurrected’ The Dire Wolf From Extinction 

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Biotechnology company Colossal Biosciences has resurrected the “world’s first successfully de-extincted animal” by creating three dire wolf pups using ancient DNA. The dire wolf species has been extinct for about 12,500 years.

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Scientists In London Creating A Greener Way To Mine Copper From The Planet

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Copper is a key component to civilization’s infrastructure, however, unrestricted extraction has led to environmental devastation, and it will only continue to get worse in the future. Scientists in London are trying to combat this outcome by creating a greener method to extract the vital metal for humanity’s benefit.

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UK Gives First Patient New Treatment For Loss Of Smell 

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The first patient in the UK is testing out a new treatment for the loss of her sense of smell, a common symptom connected to Covid-19 and other viral infections.

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Astronomers Tracking An Asteroid That Has Potential To Hit Earth In 2032

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Astronomers have identified a new asteroid that’s the size of a football field. This discovery is significant considering that the asteroid has more than a 1% chance of creasing into Earth on December 22nd, 2032. 

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Scientists Patiently Waiting For Signal From NASA’s Parker Solar Probe After Historic Close Encounter With The Sun

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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe recently made a historically close encounter with the sun on Christmas Eve this year. Now, scientists are patiently waiting to receive a signal from the Probe, as it’s been silent since December 20th.

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Intact Mummy Of Baby Saber-Toothed Cat Found In Siberia In ‘Mind-Blowing’ Scientific Discovery 

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A mummified ice age cub from Siberia has become the first recorded mummy of a saber-toothed cat. Beyond the fact that this mummy is a first of its kind, scientists were shocked at how well preserved the specimen was with fur and mummified flesh. 

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Antarctic ‘Doomsday Glacier’ Melting Faster Than Expected 

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The Thwaites Glacier, also known as the “Doomsday Glacier,” is melting at a much faster rate than previous research has shown, according to a new study.

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