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时间的开始与结束

No stars . No planets . Not even any atoms . At the moment of its birth, the universe was emptiness. Then, in a burst of inflation—a bit like a balloon blowing up—a very tiny area grew much, much larger. This happened when the age of the universe was just “a trillionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second”, says Alexei Filippenko. He’s an astronomer at the University of California, Berkeley. The dramatic period is extremely brief. During inflation, the universe’s size doubled around at least 100 times.

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2050年,我们将用什么来替代化石能源?

Welcome to the year 2050. In cities around the world, cars whiz past tall buildings and factories, yet the air is clear, clean, and cool. People have stopped burning coal, oil, and gas to run engines or make heat and electricity. These fossil fuels no longer spew pollution and greenhouse gases into the air. As a result, climate change is slowing. Dangerous wildfires, hurricanes, and other natural disasters are becoming less common. Humanity has managed to back the world away from the brink of disaster.

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Bravo for Concert Hall Acoustics

Carnegie Hall in New York City ha d been f a mous f or it s wa r m,resonant sound since it opened in 1891. After ninety years, however, the hall needed a major makeover. When it reopened in late 1986, something was wrong. Musicians said the sound was harsh, hollow, brittle, and dead.The hall tried several fixes, but nothing worked. Nine years later, the mystery was solved. Somehow during the renovation, concrete had been laid under the wooden stage floor. That had dulled the sound, especially the bass notes. In a concert hall, even unseen det ails can make a huge difference.

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How to stand out in a science competition

Welcome to the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), the world’s largest science competition for high school students. Out of the tens of millions of students who enter science fairs around the world each year, just 1,800 qualify to participate in this one.

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