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Scientists have long struggled to determine the size of the megalodon because no complete fossil of the extinct animal has been found. Past studies have estimated the megalodon’s length and ...

NASA told its staff Monday that the space agency will start cutting its ranks − including the office of its chief scientist − as part of a "broader governmentwide restructuring effort." ...

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Scientists, well, they described themselves, many of them, as “mad scientists.” That’s scientists who are really mad. [Emma], talk about the organizing campaign and what’s at stake right now.

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By Kenneth Chang NASA is eliminating its chief scientist and other roles as part of efforts by the Trump administration to pare back staff at the agency’s Washington headquarters. The cuts ...