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![[:es]This Is The Beautiful Geology Behind The Last Jedi’s World Of Crait[:]](https://katedra.eus/app/uploads/2017/12/960x0.jpg)
[:es]This Is The Beautiful Geology Behind The Last Jedi’s World Of Crait[:]
Trailers for The Last Jedi hint at a range of new worlds for us to discover, and a newly released featurette on them looks at one named Crait. The as-of-yet unnamed Resistance ships are seen drifting low over the surface, which I at first thought was snow. However, the plumes of red dust that follow…
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![[:es]Scientists Discover ‘Miracle’ Mineral That Could Make Internet 1,000-times Faster[:]](https://katedra.eus/app/uploads/2017/11/Perovskite-mineral-2-1200x822.jpg)
[:es]Scientists Discover ‘Miracle’ Mineral That Could Make Internet 1,000-times Faster[:]
A rare mineral discovered in Russia in the 1830’s could hold the key to boosting internet speeds 1,000 times faster than today. The mineral, perovskite, has a number of incredible properties, many of which scientists are now realizing.
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![[:eu]How The Anthropic Principle Became The Most Abused Idea In Science[:]](https://katedra.eus/app/uploads/2017/02/AstrobiologyAward-NEeSS-Poster-20150422-1200x739.jpg)
[:eu]How The Anthropic Principle Became The Most Abused Idea In Science[:]
That we are here to observe the Universe — that we actively engage in the act of observing — implies that the Universe is wired in such a way to admit our existence. This is the essence of the Anthropic Principle.
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![[:es]A New, Bizarre Activist Scam: Formaldehyde In GMO Soybeans[:]](https://katedra.eus/app/uploads/2016/09/unnamed-3-3.jpg)
[:es]A New, Bizarre Activist Scam: Formaldehyde In GMO Soybeans[:]
Occasionally “go rogue,” forsake the scientific method—often for notoriety or economic gain–and opt instead to promulgate propaganda to a public that lacks expertise but is hungry for information. That is especially common in allies of the organic and “natural products” industries, which are capitalizing on Americans’ baseless fear of “synthetic” and “unnatural” products.
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This Ancient Protein Might Help Us Understand Alzheimer’s Disease Better
Amyloid beta is an ancient protein. The ancestors for the gene for the precursor protein for amyloid beta are believed to have arisen from a duplication event occurring over 550 million years ago at the end of the Precambrian era.
