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Digital writer for Discover Magazine. Adjunct professor in English, teaching courses on everything from professional communication to popular culture.

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Human Ebola Vaccine Trials Begin, a Newly Discovered Dinosaur from Zimbabwe, and Wildfires in Europe Are Producing "Fire Clouds"

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By Jenny Lehmann, Sara Novak Verified, Stephanie Edwards
| Discover Magazine Verified
Missed some of our top stories from the week? Check out our round-up below, covering the biggest science news and stories that matter.
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Wildfires in Europe Can Create "Fire Clouds" That May Trigger Lightning, Fierce Winds, and Even More Flames

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By Stephanie Edwards
| Discover Magazine Verified
Learn more about pyrocumulonimbus, or “fire clouds,” which occur when rising wildfire smoke transforms into dangerous thunderstorms. Written byStephanie Edwards Jul 28, 2026, 10:00 PM | 3 min read Wildfire burning at night, not related to fire cloud research.(Image Credit: Poline_spirit/Shutterstock) Sign up for our email newsletter for the latest science news Sign Up The sky above a wildfire can change with startling speed.
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While Mapping a Camping Trip, Man Spots Previously Unknown 390-Million-Year-Old Meteorite Impact Crater in Quebec

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By Stephanie Edwards
| Discover Magazine Verified
Learn how a man discovered a 390-million-year-old meteorite impact crater in Quebec, Canada while planning for a camping trip in 2024. Written byStephanie Edwards Jul 24, 2026, 9:33 PM | 3 min read Camping site of Dr. Gordon Osinski.(Image Courtesy of Gordon Osinski) Sign up for our email newsletter for the latest science news Sign Up A camping trip often begins with a map, some hiking routes, and a few promising places to pitch a tent.
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