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popsci.com is cited in 5 current Clarity Today stories, all on the Science desk. Its coverage most often reaches stories on Agrivoltaics, Camera trapping, and Coastal erosion. Clarity Today first cited it in this window on October 1, 2026 and most recently on October 4, 2026. Clarity Today polls its registered feed directly.
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Hawaii's 90-foot Hōlei Sea Arch, formed about 550 years ago, fell into the Pacific between 23 and 27 September, the National Park Service says. No one knows the exact moment, so the case against Tropical Storm Nolo rests on timing.
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Camera-trap photos of a male jaguar show the corridor linking Guatemala and Honduras is still in use, a kind of image Panthera says comes once a decade. One animal at one site confirms presence, but it cannot show that protection kept the route open.
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Broccoli under semitransparent magenta solar panels reached full size but took 25 days longer to mature, a Malardalen University team reports. The panels are research prototypes, and the authors say they still need testing at larger scales and over more seasons.
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ETH Zurich engineers trained an off-the-shelf, 20-joint robot hand to walk on its uneven fingertips across 14 indoor and outdoor environments. Earlier walking hands only balanced after their fingers were rebuilt to one length, while this one keeps the thumb and uneven fingers that make a hand good with tools.
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University of Florida researchers built a Burmese python removal index in which one big female might be worth 100 points and a small snake five. The authors say managers could eventually build removal incentives around those weights, in programs that now judge contractors largely by snakes caught.
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