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Bella Isaacs Thomas
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Staff Writer and Editor, BrainFacts.org
Virginia
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Science, Technology, Renewable Energy
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By Bella Isaacs Thomas| PBS NewsHour Verified With spring in full swing, a subterranean clock is ticking in more than a dozen states. Once the soil in those places reaches 64 degrees Fahrenheit, billions of periodical cicadas will emerge to kick off their adulthood in the world above. If you live in their path, you can expect to see a staggering number of these bugs dominating your local landscape — and loudly buzzing — between May and June. In warmer locations, some cicadas may have hit the scene as early as April.
By Bella Isaacs Thomas, Xander Landen, John Yang Verified, Harry Zahn Verified| PBS NewsHour Verified Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Transcript Audio To most people, the sun is a steady, never-changing source of heat and light. But to scientists, it’s a dynamic star, constantly in flux, sending energy out into space. Experts say the sun is now in its most active period in two decades, causing potential disruptions to radio and satellite communications. John Yang speaks with Bill Murtagh of NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center to learn more.
By Bella Isaacs Thomas| PBS NewsHour Verified With spring in full swing, a subterranean clock is ticking in more than a dozen states. Once the soil in those places reaches 64 degrees Fahrenheit, billions of periodical cicadas will emerge to kick off their adulthood in the world above. If you live in their path, you can expect to see a staggering number of these bugs dominating your local landscape — and loudly buzzing — between May and June. In warmer locations, some cicadas may have hit the scene as early as April.
Company Info
BrainFacts.org
Virginia, United States
Founded: 2012