科学美国人60秒:全球科学新闻简报
日期:2019-11-18 11:30

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Hi, I'm Scientific American podcast editor Steve Mirsky. And here's a short piece from the February 2019 issue of the magazine, in the section called Advances: Dispatches from the Frontiers of Science, Technology and Medicine.
The article is titled Quick Hits, and it's a rundown of some science and technology stories from around the globe, compiled by editorial contributor Emiliano Rodríguez Mega.
From Greenland:
Scientists spotted a 19-mile-wide crater hidden below Hiawatha Glacier in northwestern Greenland. They believe it might represent a meteorite impact, but other experts say more evidence is needed to prove that the crater has an extraterrestrial origin.
From Chile:
One of the driest places on Earth, the Atacama Desert, is losing its microbial life because of unprecedented rains. Frequent rainfall for the past three years has caused the massive extinction of native bacterial species.

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From Egypt:
An excavation near Cairo yielded dozens of mummified cats. Archaeologists also found two large mummified scarab beetles wrapped in linen and a rare collection of smaller scarab mummies.
From Palau:
The tiny Pacific archipelago became the first country to prohibit the use of sunscreens containing coral-toxic ingredients, including oxybenzone and octinoxate. The measure follows a similar legislative decision in Hawaii that takes effect in 2021.
And in South Africa:
Students in Cape Town made bricks using urine from men's toilets, in a biochemical process involving bacteria, calcium and sand. The bricks offer a productive—and odorless—way to recycle human urine.
That was Quick Hits by Emiliano Rodríguez Mega.

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大家好,我是《科学美国人》播客编辑史蒂夫·米尔斯基1+Sz9V(SPEK]bTXEpK0O。以下是本杂志2019年2月刊的一篇短文,摘自在“进展:科学、技术和医学前沿快报”版块h+25JR@e]O^P%y#yL!
这篇文章名为《要闻快讯》,汇集全球某些学科和技术新闻报道的摘要,由助理新闻编辑埃米利亚诺·罗德里格斯·米加汇总T.mH~YiOalnh5p
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重点讲解

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重点讲解:
1. on earth (用于包含形容词最高级的名词短语后表示强调)世界上,人世间;
He wanted to be the fastest man on earth.
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2. because of 因为;由于;
Many families break up because of a lack of money.
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3. a collection of 一堆,一群(东西);
Wye Lea is a collection of farm buildings that have been converted into an attractive complex.
“怀河草地”是一处由农舍改造而成的赏心悦目的建筑群UIbt@gKddZ
4. take effect 开始实施;生效;
The traffic laws don't take effect until the end of the year.
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重点单词
  • unprecedentedadj. 空前的,前所未有的
  • frequentadj. 经常的,频繁的 vt. 常到,常去
  • issuen. 发行物,期刊号,争论点 vi. & vt 发行,流
  • rareadj. 稀罕的,稀薄的,罕见的,珍贵的 adj. 煎得
  • attractiveadj. 有吸引力的,引起注意的
  • speciesn. (单复同)物种,种类
  • collectionn. 收集,收取,聚集,收藏品,募捐
  • linenn. 亚麻布,亚麻线,亚麻制品 adj. 亚麻布制的,亚
  • prohibitvt. 禁止,妨碍
  • massiveadj. 巨大的,大规模的,大量的,大范围的