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12 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• 1883 Krakatoa eruption became first globally documented volcanic disaster via telegraph · The 1883 Krakatoa eruption killed over 36,000 people and became the first volcanic disaster documented globally in near real-time via telegraph.
• Mice Retain Memories Despite Hibernation Erasing Half Their Synapses · Researchers found mice retained memories after a hibernation-like state erased over half their synapses.
• Trump Administration Proposes Rollback of Roadless Rule Threatening US Wilderness · The Trump administration plans to dismantle the 2001 Roadless Rule, threatening wildlife and water in US inventoried roadless areas.
• Penn State Scientists Model Seismic Signals from Thunderstorms · Penn State researchers developed a model to interpret seismic data generated by thunderstorms for terrain imaging.
• SpaceX AI Satellites Could Create Massive New Category of E-Waste · SpaceX's proposed million-satellite AI constellation risks creating unprecedented orbital e-waste.
• Wildfire Smoke Now Outpollutes Human Sources of Air Pollution · Rising wildfire smoke emissions now exceed pollution from vehicles and industry, reversing decades of air quality gains.
• StemRad's AstroRad Vest Tested on Artemis I Mission · StemRad tested a wearable radiation vest on NASA's Artemis I mission to protect astronauts from solar storms.
• Physicists Report Evidence of Glueballs in BES III Experiment · Beijing Spectrometer III experiment provides new evidence supporting the existence of glueballs, predicted by quantum chromodynamics.
• Poop May Have Fueled the Cambrian Explosion of Complex Animals · A new study suggests early animal feces spread nutrients, fueling the Cambrian Explosion.
• Concorde Prototype Set World Record Observing 1973 Solar Eclipse · Scientists flew the Concorde prototype to observe a 74-minute total solar eclipse in 1973.
• German Scientists Decode Snail Slime Engineering Recipe · German researchers identified how collagen and calcium enable snails to engineer slime with tunable mechanical properties.
• World's Largest Solar Telescope Confirms Kelvin-Helmholtz Instabilities on Sun · New study using the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope confirms ubiquitous Kelvin-Helmholtz instabilities on the Sun's surface.