U.S. to End Support for Antarctic Research Vessel Amid Scientist Protests
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Summary
The article discusses the White House's plan to end support for the RV Nathaniel B. Palmer, the last U.S. scientific icebreaker in Antarctica, sparking protests from polar scientists. Additionally, it touches on other scientific topics like peacock feathers being used as lasers and advancements in protein research.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledThe White House is planning to end operation of the remaining U.S. scientific icebreaker in Antarctica.
Polar scientists are protesting a quiet plan from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to end support for the RV Nathaniel B. Palmer.
Peacock feathers can be lasers, making proteins less mysterious, and more.
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