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The Amazing Skies: How Fast Jets Create Cool Clouds

December 2, 2024

Ever gazed up and noticed those unique, narrow trails left by speedy fighter jets? Meet vapor cones! These aren't typical clouds; they're created under special conditions. When jets fly super fast, close to the speed of sound, something interesting happens. Air compresses and then quickly releases,

health

Don't Let Leftovers Go Bad: Food Safety Tips for Thanksgiving

December 2, 2024

So, you've cooked a delicious Thanksgiving feast and have lots of leftovers. But how long can you safely eat them? According to the U. S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), you better hurry up. They say Monday, December 2 is the last day to enjoy your fridge-stored leftovers without worrying too much

politics

A Cabinet Choice That Reflects America's Health Crisis

December 2, 2024

Imagine this: A man who thinks vaccines cause autism is about to head the U. S. health department. This isn't a joke—it's happening under Donald Trump's administration. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. , known for his extreme views, is set to become director of Health and Human Services. It's a move that spark

science

Manganese's Surprising Twist in Unlocking Hydrogen

December 2, 2024

Ever wondered how tiny metal fragments can transform simple molecules? Researchers have recently uncovered a fascinating secret about manganese in a chemical reaction called acceptorless dehydrogenation. This reaction is like a dance where molecules give up their hydrogen atoms without any outside h

opinion

Denver: A Two-Wheeled Safety Crisis

December 1, 2024

Biking in Denver can be a balancing act, and not just because of the winding roads. The city has a problem on its hands, and it's on the streets. Bike lanes are a hot topic, and for good reason. Cyclists are frustrated and worried about their safety. You see, the current bike lanes are a hit-and-mis

science

Mirror Magic: Mapping Material Stiffness with Light and Magnets

December 1, 2024

Meet the Optomagnetic Micromirror Arrays (OMA), a unique tool designed to figure out how stiff biomimetic materials are, even on a tiny, cellular level. Picture this: a 5. 1 by 7. 2 millimeter field filled with 50, 000 teeny-tiny magnetic mirrors, each with optical grating structures and coated with

celebrities

Ivanka Trump: Raised to Run an Empire at Age 6

December 1, 2024

From the age of six, Ivanka Trump was already being groomed to join the family business by her father, Donald Trump. He'd send her drawings of buildings, hinting at her future role. Though her childhood wasn't typical, it was loving. She knew the family's success in real estate was a big deal. After

business

Shopping Small: A Big Deal for Communities

December 1, 2024

Imagine walking through a mall on a Saturday morning, browsing through a kiosk filled with cute stuffed animals. That was what Aurora resident Michael Steinbarth was doing with his son. He had a clear view on why small businesses are so important. "They're like the backbone of our country, " he said

health

Chinese Medicine and Autophagy: A New Hope for Chronic Liver Disease

December 1, 2024

Chronic liver disease is a growing concern worldwide. Our fast-paced lives and improving standards of living have contributed to an increase in these conditions. Modern medicine is still struggling to find effective treatments due to the complex causes of these diseases. One promising area of resear

business

Southwest Airlines Shifts Cabin Prep: Earlier and Higher

December 1, 2024

Starting next month, Southwest Airlines is raising the altitude at which flight attendants begin preparing the cabin for landing. From Dec. 4, they will start this process at 18, 000 feet (5, 486 meters) instead of the usual 10, 000 feet (3, 048 meters). The reason? To lower the chances of in-flight