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Senior Science Editor @Gizmodo. Amateur astronomer. Makes noise with machines @falsedmitrii
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Scientists Just Updated the Rules for What Happens When We Find Aliens

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By Michael Garrett, George Dvorsky Verified
| Gizmodo Verified
The moment of first contact with extraterrestrials is a staple of science fiction. It usually involves a frantic scientist having a Eureka moment, realizing in a single dramatic instant that Earth is being visited by creatures from light-years away. Aliens are in the public consciousness once again thanks to Steven Spielberg’s latest film, Disclosure Day, which follows a whistleblower’s attempts to reveal extraterrestrial visitations to the world.
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Trump’s Push for ‘Ultrafast’ Meat Processing Could Make a Brutal Industry Even Worse

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By Frida Garza Verified, George Dvorsky Verified
| Gizmodo Verified
In February, the United States Department of Agriculture announced two proposed changes to federal rules governing the rate of production in meat processing plants—a move advocates say would endanger workers, public health, and the environment. One proposed amendment would raise the maximum line speeds in poultry slaughter from 140 birds per minute to 175 for chicken and from 55 birds per minute to 60 for turkey. For swine slaughter, the agency is proposing there be no cap on line speed at all.
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A Dangerous Bacteria Is Moving Up the East Coast. Here’s What That Means for You

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By Zoya Teirstein Verified, George Dvorsky Verified
| Gizmodo Verified
Bailey Magers and Sunil Kumar cut strange figures on Pensacola Beach. Bags of disinfectant solution surrounded them on the white sand; their gloved hands juggled test tubes while layers of rubber and plastic shielded their skin from the elements. As the two organized their seawater samples on the popular Florida shoreline last August, an older woman wearing a swimsuit walked over to ask what they were doing. “We’re just actively monitoring water quality,” they told her, but she pressed on.
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