Susan Morehouse’s fiction has appeared in Hippocampus, New Ohio Review, Sycamore Review and elsewhere. She teaches creative writing at Alfred University, New York
Read her flash 'Lost' here https://t.co/kzCBeH1ud7
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This is the fifth of a week of great stories by @ScienceNews coronavirus team on the science behind what to expect as kids go back to school amidst a surge in COVID-19 cases. Check out the whole series!
“At this stage of the pandemic, we have both the technology and the funding to make exposures less costly and disruptive. We should use it.”
https://t.co/6KKzvjNj8q
First 2021 living Asian giant hornet confirmed in North America, says Washington state team. (Earlier '21 find -- shown below -- was a withered dead male.) New find came from near Blaine. Fighting invasives takes persistence.
https://t.co/SZMGv7DvWa
As the U.S. races to try to vaccinate 70% of adults by July 4, @ScienceNews@evolambert takes us to the frontlines of getting shots in arms one by one. Check out how one medical team is bringing COVID-19 vaccines to hard-to-reach Hispanic communities. https://t.co/NHrtySkqD5
A quick message on #COVID19, disinfectants and why we're not covering that story in our typical format. We're using questions from our Transparency Project, which you can learn more about here: https://t.co/2z9idkLrfi
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To brighten your Monday, please enjoy "Black Holes," a song by Kevin Ker of the Epidemic Music Group, based on @emcconover's article "New telescopes could help spot ‘photon ring’ of the first black hole ever imaged". https://t.co/0Rfvtmb7ni
Amazing work by a global team of astrophysicists and great coverage by the @ScienceNews team! The first picture of a black hole opens a new era of astrophysics https://t.co/2SQuoXawB6 via @ScienceNews
Everything about Wallace’s giant bee is gigantic. But despite its eye-popping size, it’s been nearly 40 years since the world’s largest bee was officially sighted in the wild. https://t.co/uHt0w0UUB8
It's extremely cold in much of the United States. Some people might say, "How can the Earth be warming if it's so cold outside?" Well... https://t.co/bPKGlG4SO8
So many potential holiday dangers! A gem that didn't make it in: Based on miles traveled by sleigh and the likelihood of death on planes, Santa should have died 4 times since his appearance in the 18th century. A Christmas miracle, that. Story by @thsaey https://t.co/EFMQ05EVBX
Check out @ScienceNews journalists' handpicked selection of the top 10 science stories of 2018. https://t.co/1VI5SdPRmm It's the first time in two years that #1 didn't go to a gravitational wave discovery. 😆 #SNTop10