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Here's what's featured in today's roundup:
Several U.N. meetings meant to tackle global warming are being postponed or canceled outright in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
When full-fledged quantum computers arrive, what should we do with them? Physicist Rolando Somma evaluates how far researchers have come and some of the difficult problems quantum computing could solve.
At the North Pole, there are no boundaries, no lands, no people. The sun rises and sets just once per year, so "time of day" is meaningless. It's simultaneously all of Earth's time zones and none of them. Our main story explores the bewildering point where time functions and feels different than anywhere else on the planet.
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