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hainan science museum

Dirt on a Plate: A School Food Fumble

May 19, 2026

A simple school supper turned into a strange lesson when three students tasted what they thought was dessert. The meal, held at Medomak Valley High School, is a long‑running event that gathers the community to share food. During last Wednesday’s gathering, a dish of baked earth was mistakenly

education

A New Chapter Begins for a Political Science PhD

May 19, 2026

Jake Shaw, who earned his doctorate in political science from the University of Missouri–St. Louis last spring, is set to start a tenure‑track assistant professor role at DePauw University in Indiana this August. The transition from graduate student to faculty member marks a significant milestone in

entertainment

Neon Odyssey: A New Space Adventure That Keeps D&D Fans Smiling

May 19, 2026

Avantris Entertainment has launched a fresh Kickstarter that turns the classic tabletop game into a bright, hopeful space saga. Rather than simply slotting fantasy races onto starships, the team rewrote core roles: fighters become soldiers, rogues turn into scoundrels, and wizards are now “gridrunne

health

Peptides on Social Media: What’s Real and What’s Risky?

May 19, 2026

The buzz around peptides online is hard to miss these days. People see them everywhere—influencers claim they can erase wrinkles, build muscle, or even boost the immune system. But behind the flashy promises, health experts are raising alarms. The excitement started with medications like Ozempic, wh

politics

Why Climate Science Guidance in Courts is Stirring Up Legal Storms

May 19, 2026

A group of 23 state attorneys general, led by Tennessee’s top lawyer, isn’t happy with how climate science could end up influencing federal court decisions. Their beef? A chapter on climate science in a key manual used by judges seems to favor one side in ongoing lawsuits—especially those involving

health

Community rallies after risky school experiment leads to serious injury

May 19, 2026

When a routine science experiment at Greeneview High School turned dangerous last week, the small town of Jamestown didn’t just watch from the sidelines—it stepped up in a big way. Chloe Walker, a student there, suffered severe burns covering over 40% of her body after a fire broke out during class.

education

A Fresh Take on Science Learning in Hainan

May 19, 2026

The Hainan Science Museum has become a hotspot since it opened near Wuyuan River’s protected wetlands. Over just four months, it drew over 350, 000 visitors, with some days packing in more than 5, 800 people. This isn’t just another building—it’s a bold experiment in how spaces can shape curiosity.

sports

Fighters Face Tough Choices Before and After the Fight

May 19, 2026

Mixed martial arts brings big money and big risks. The sport’s top boss once aimed to step into the ring himself. Instead, he watched others take the hits and later wondered about the cost. Boxing once tempted him, but he walked away before getting hurt. He knows now that gloves and cages don’t eras

technology

A Truck for Everyday Use That Doesn't Forget Its Tough Side

May 19, 2026

The 2026 Ford Ranger SuperCrew XLT positions itself as a midsize pickup that refuses to pick sides. It isn’t just a compact truck pretending to be rugged, nor is it a full-size workhorse trying too hard to be nimble. Instead, it aims to do both: handle grocery runs and weekend camping trips without

technology

New Flexible Material Boosts Stem‑Cell Culture Tubes

May 18, 2026

Mitsubishi Chemical has launched a new thermoplastic elastomer that will be used inside the cell‑culture tubes of Sanplatec’s regenerative medicine kit. The material, called Zelas TPS, offers a rubber‑like softness while remaining chemically stable for medical use. Sanplatec’s iP‑TEC line, which