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Science News for June 2, 1997


Ancient Stalactites Have A Tale To Tell

A recent study by Drs. Kaufman, Bar-Matthews, and Ayalon analyzed stalactite samples to reconstruct ancient climatic changes. The research found that the region experienced dry and cool conditions from 20,000 to 58,000 years ago, with significant rainfall fluctuations occurring after 6,000 years ago.

SourceAmerican Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science·DateJun 2, 1997
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Mounting An Attack On Lupus

Researchers have synthesized two protein fragments that effectively immunize mice against lupus. These findings may lead to more focused treatments with fewer side effects.

SourceAmerican Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science·DateJun 2, 1997

Bureau Of Missing Masses

A new study by Prof. Mordechai Milgrom proposes a radical alternative to the existence of invisible dark matter, instead suggesting that modifications to Newton's laws are needed for giant galactic systems. The theory, known as MOdified Nonrelativistic Dynamics, could revolutionize our understanding of the universe.

SourceAmerican Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science·DateJun 2, 1997
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