Ganymede Looks Glorious in New Images from NASA's Juno Mission

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June 09, 2021

Space Ganymede Looks Glorious in New Images from NASA's Juno Mission The spacecraft captured the first close-up views of the solar system's largest moon in more than 20 years By Mike Wall,SPACE.com

Public Health Why India's Second COVID Surge Is So Much Worse Than the First Large gatherings and much more lenient restrictions have allowed the virus to spread at devastating levels By Shekhar Chandra

Public Health Finding Conclusive Animal Origins Of The Coronavirus Will Take Time Viruses that "spill over" to people do not stick around in animals, so finding true sources takes years of careful work, an expert says By Christine K. Johnson

Conservation Saved from Shuckers, Oysters Fight Rising Seas New York City is building protective reefs with farmed oysters restaurants do not want By Chelsea Harvey,E&E News

Public Health Covid, Quickly: A Pop-Up Podcast Every two weeks, Scientific American's senior health editors Tanya Lewis and Josh Fischman catch you up on the essential developments in the pandemic: from vaccines to new variants and everything in between By Tanya Lewis,Josh Fischman,Jeffery DelViscio

Public Health A 'Universal' Coronavirus Vaccine to Prevent the Next Pandemic A pan-coronavirus vaccine could be "one vaccine to rule them all," and so far it has shown strong results in mice, hamsters, monkeys, horses and even sharks. By Emily Mullin | 05:06

Space Jeff Bezos Will Go to Space on Blue Origin's First Crewed Flight The multibillionaire—along with his brother and at least one other passenger—could reach suborbital heights as soon as July 20 By Meghan Bartels,SPACE.com

Conservation These Alternative Economies Are Inspirations for a Sustainable World Making peace with the biosphere will require building communities and relationships that are focused on protecting life—human and nonhuman By Ashish Kothari

Biology The First 'Google Translate' for Elephants Debuts An online animal catalogue lets you decode communications and other behaviors for everyone's favorite pachyderm By Rachel Nuwer

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