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• El Tour de Tucson: Can GCN survive the largest bike race in Amer

  James ‘Hank’ Lowsley-Williams and Ollie Bridgewood head to Tucson for their latest cycling challenge
• NFL Ref Throws Flag After Game Becomes Too Interesting

  MIAMI, FL — An NFL game almost became watchable today, but was saved at the last moment by veteran referee John Ross.
• Physicists model chromosome folding, reveal how loops affect spa

  Human chromosomes are long polymer chains that store genetic information. The nucleus of each cell contains the entire human genome (DNA) encoded on 46 chromosomes with a total length of about 2 meters. ...
• World’s largest iceberg heads towards site of Titanic tragedy —

  The world’s largest iceberg is moving for the first time in 37 years after breaking free from the ocean floor, scientists have said
• This Day in History: Happy Thanksgiving!

  At about this time in 1789, our country observes its first day of Thanksgiving and prayer.  “[I]t is the duty of all Nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God,” George Washington told the country, “to obey his will, to be grateful for his benef
• Webb's Infrared Eye Reveals the Heart of the Milky Way

  Check out the JWST's new image of the Milky Way's Center. It's a chaotic region, and the Sgr C star forming region is part of it.
• Written in blood: How bloodstain 'tails' can point to significan

  Forensic science has captured the public imagination by storm, as the profusion of "true crime" media in the last decade or so suggests. By now, most of us know that evidence left at a crime scene, such ...
• #408 Wrongful Conviction: Junk Science - Eyewitness Testimony

  Josh Dubin discusses Eyewitness Testimony with renowned psychologist Elizabeth Loftus, a professor at the University of California, Irvine. She studies human memory, specifically the malleability of memory, a huge factor in cases where eyewitness testimony