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Week in science: Hubble telescope celebrates 20 years | Spitzer ‘tastes’ a methane-free planetary puzzler | Adoptive parents bring biases to process
The Hubble Space Telescope is celebrating its 20th anniversary. In the spirit of the occasion, the famous telescope has captured this phantasmagorical image deep within the Carina Nebula. Not too shabby for a telescope with two decades under its belt. NASA … Continue reading
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Tagged adoption, bias, birthday, blueberries, breast cancer, Caltech, City of Hope, gender, Hubble Space Telescope, JPL, methane, NASA, photos, planet, race, research, SoCal Minds, Spitzer Space Telescope
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Pasadena philanthropist continues ‘Power of Pink’ breast-cancer campaign
>>SHOP It’s National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and a Pasadena philanthropist is continuing his company’s annual fundraising campaign. Through Oct. 31, Brighton Collectibles — owned by Pasadena resident Jerry Kohl — will donate $5 to breast-cancer foundations for each piece … Continue reading
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Tagged breast cancer, Brighton, education, fundraiser, Jerry Kohl, jewelry, philanthropy, Power of Pink, research, shopping
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That’s genius: Caltech’s John Dabiri tells us why you should care about a brainless, boneless creature
Open publication – Free publishing – More torrance >>THINK Rose Magazine cover subject John Dabiri is only 29, and he’s already racking up serious accolades, like this one from the White House, for his research on jellyfish. Dabiri isn’t a … Continue reading
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Tagged aeronautics, award, Caltech, climate, energy, engineering, genius, health, jellyfish, John Dabiri, research, science
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