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Nobel Prize in Physics 2021 Awarded for Study of Humanity's Role in Climate Change 아래 사진들과 인용은 위 기사에서 Piers Forster, a climate scientist at the University of Leeds in England, called Dr. Manabe’s 1967 paper detailing these models “arguably the greatest climate-science paper of all time.” Dr. Barrett also hailed Dr. Hasselmann and Dr. Parisi for expanding on this work and praised the Nobel Commit..

Emma Raducanu Wins the US Open Raducanu Talks in Madarin Raducanu Wins the U.S. Open 아래는 위 기사에서: "The crowd showered the two finalists with affection." (한 사진 설명) "Queen Elizabeth even chimed in, sending out a statement from Balmoral Castle praising Raducanu for “a remarkable achievement at such a young age. "There was a moment late in the match Saturday when the crowd of about 23,000 simultaneou..

캘리포니아의 산불로 두 주 넘게 덴버의 하늘은 황사 덮인 날의 서울 하늘을 연상시킨다. 서쪽 낮은 산들 위로 보이던 멀리 에반스산은 물론이고 아예 아무 산도 안 보인다, 그냥 평원인 것 같다. 거기다, 내년이 올해보다 상황이 좋아질 이유를 못 찾겠다. 기후변화의 심각성을 안 느낄 수가 없다. July 2021 European Floods As Frozen Land Burns, Siberia Trembles

Maya Lin's 'Ghost Forest' By Holland Cotter July 1, 2021, The New York Times "[S]he has carefully choreographed the placement of the cedars. A few line up in rows like cathedral columns. But most are in asymmetrical groupings, the equivalent of conversational clusters, ... of a kind that trees in the wild actually form for purposes of communicating through their surfaces and the sharing of nutri..

Watermelon Snow? By Cara Giaimo June 11, 2021, The New York Times 아래는 위 기사에서: In reality, these blushes come from an embarrassment of algae. Thanks to their photosynthetic prowess, algae produce a large amount of the world’s oxygen, and form the foundation of most food webs. While it’s unclear exactly what spurs the blooms, the color — often red, but sometimes green, gray or yellow — comes from ..

Bernie Sanders: Israel and Palestine 뉴욕타임즈 GUEST ESSAY May 14, 2021

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Finding From Particle Research Could Rewrite Known Laws of Physics By Dennis Overbye April 7, 2021, The New York Times

The Muslims Who Inspired Spinoza, Locke and Defoe By Mustafa Akyol April 5, 2021, The New York Times "Writing about the influence of Ibn Tufayl’s novel [“Hayy ibn Yaqzan,” or “Alive, the Son of Awake”] on Defoe’s “Robinson Crusoe,” Martin Wainwright, a former Guardian editor, remarked, 'Tufayl’s footprints mark the great classic.' "The translations of “Hayy ibn Yaqzan” in early modern Europe .....

How a Disaster Relief Program Changed the Roman Empire for the Better By Annalee Newitz March 6, 2021, The New York Times While the name Pompeii is practically synonymous with total disaster, only about 2,000 of the city’s estimated 12,000 residents are known to have perished. Emperor Titus ordered that the wealth from rich patricians who perished in the eruption without heirs be transferred to ..