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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1997
Page
5
A Dunwoody spokesperson for the Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry explains newsprint color change. Mechanical pulping leaves lignin in wood fibers, causing natural yellowing when exposed to light, with exposed edges turning color first. chemical pulp is avoided due to higher cost and ink absorption issues.
The seeds of spurges in Central America host the jumping bean moth larvae. Larvae bore into seeds and build a web, then vigorous strumming causes the seed to move. Caterpillars emerge through a trap door, with biologists noting the behavior is still partly mysterious and possibly a predator deterrent.
Los Alamos researchers Kurt Moore and Mark Tilden plan miniature biomorph robots with no microprocessors to survive radiation. The probes use simple nervous-like networks to adapt after damage, testing in a US firing range before sending data to a relay satellite for Earth.
Astronomer Dr KL Franklin notes Betelgeuse near Orion’s northeast corner is a red supergiant star likely to become a supernova in the future. He explains the vast radiation such a explosion would emit and the potential threat to Earth, while also describing a sky map and viewing tips for Sunday evening.
Nanyuki Kenya profile of Jane Goodall tracing her childhood dream of Africa to becoming the world’s leading primatologist. The piece covers her work at Gombe, the discovery chimps eat meat and use tools, her PhD from Cambridge, sanctuaries across Africa, campaigns against animal cruelty, and her public influence from Mandela to schoolchildren. It notes her enduring bond with chimpanzees, the dangers facing habitats, and her ongoing lecture tours and conservation efforts.
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