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Rashmi Shivni is science and social media news assistant for PBS NewsHour.

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5 things you never knew about the New Horizons mission to Pluto

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Science Jan 19

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To help families and scholars, search for enslaved individuals and their descendants, Michigan State University researchers are launching a new project called "Enslaved: The People of the Historic Slave Trade."…

Science Jan 18

2017, a year of extreme disasters, was also one of the hottest on record

Scientists worry that the extreme weather events seen in 2017 will only get worse as the planet heats up.

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