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Wildfires such as the devastating Pacific Palisades and Altadena Eaton fires in January are growing in number and destructiveness. How battling climate change, turning to animals, and doing prescribed burns might help.

Cool Sunshade Added to the Nancy Roman Space Telescope

THE NANCY ROMAN SPACE TELESCOPE IS A NEW TELESCOPE THAT NASA IS BUILDING AND WILL LAUNCH INTO SPACE, LIKELY IN EARLY 2027.

1 mins

Scientists Create Mice With Woolly Mammoth-Like Fur

RESEARCHERS AT A COMPANY IN TEXAS ARE WORKING TO CREATE A LIVING ANIMAL THAT RESEMBLES THE EXTINCT WOOLLY MAMMOTH. Recently, they produced mice with traits of the large mammal. The mice all have coats with mammoth-like fur, and some of the small mammals also have genes that help them store fat. Both features would help the animals survive in the cold Arctic, where the woolly mammoth once lived.

1 mins

Submersibles Can Be Powered by Bioluminescent Energy, Researchers Say

BIOLUMINESCENCE IS THE EMISSION OF LIGHT FROM LIVING ORGANISMS. Insects and animals generate it through chemical reactions. Bioluminescence can be found in fireflies, but it is most common deep underwater and often far from human eyes. Deep-sea creatures use it for locating prey, confusing predators, and finding mates.

1 mins

FIRE DANGER

WHY THE RISK OF WILDFIRES KEEPS GROWING

4 mins

The Miller NEW Normal

WHAT TODAY’S WILDFIRES TELL US ABOUT OUR FUTURE

8 mins

WHEN the SMOKE CLEARS

THE LINGERING EFFECTS OF THE RECENT PACIFIC PALISADES AND ALTADENA EATON FIRES

6 mins

ANIMAL FIREFIGHTER TO THE RESCUE

Can animals help manage the risks of deadly wildfires?

3 mins

What is happening on your fingertips when they get all wrinkly in a hot tub?

—Felix G., age 10, Montana

1 mins

PICKING TEAMS

Keep it fair with a strategy that relies on geometry.

2 mins

WOMEN AND FIREFIGHTING: A GOOD FIT

Jessica Gardetto is a firefighter. Her father was, too. “I grew up with my dad coming home smelling like wildfire and covered in soot,” she says.

1 mins

SHAN CAMMACK

WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST AND FIRE SAFETY OFFICER

3 mins

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Uitgever: Cricket-Media

Categorie: Children

Taal: English

Frequentie: Bi-Monthly

Muse is for kids ages 9-14 who love to learn about new things. Each issue has articles to satisfy every curiosity about our world, from genetics to space to geology. And, Muse is sponsored by the Smithsonian, so your child is always getting up-to-date accurate information.