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Electrical conductivity structure drives anomalous and potentially time-varying magnetic fields at Uranus and Neptune

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By Krista M. Soderlund, Jonathan M. Aurnou, Hao Cao, Adam Masters, Henrik Melin
| Nature Verified
Abstract Uranus and Neptune exhibit magnetic fields that are non-dipolar and non-axisymmetric, unlike those of any other known planet. These fields are generated by fluid motions in electrically conducting planetary interiors via dynamo action, offering a window into otherwise inaccessible deep processes. Understanding why Uranus and Neptune have such unusual magnetic fields provides critical insight into dynamo processes across planets and stars.
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Will China’s doping controversy sink the Olympics?

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By Adam Masters, Stuart B Murray, Nobuko Kobayashi
| East Asia Forum Verified
‘Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together’ is the Olympic motto and it is likely that all but the last of these elements will apply to the fast-moving dispute between the United States and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) over positive tests by Chinese athletes. While there will be intensive coverage as the Paris Olympics unfold, the longer-term impacts also need consideration. In late 2020 and early 2021, 23 Chinese swimmers tested positive for trace amounts of trimetazidine — a banned substance.
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The Robodebt scheme failed tests of lawfulness, impartiality, integrity and trust

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By Adam Graycar, Adam Masters
| The Conversation Verified
The Robodebt royal commission is currently hearing evidence of tremendous hardship inflicted on people by a government that appeared to have little concern for the people its actions affected. The bureaucratic process was malign, and it harmed and stigmatised welfare recipients. Despite questions about the scheme’s legality, the program recovered about $750 million from around 380,000 people by a process called income averaging.
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