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- 1Cycling Technique Video Claims Riders Have Been Jumping Wrong●Science Says I’ve Been Jumping My Bike Wrong For 30 Years
Mountain biker Seth Alvo of the Berm Peak channel says he has been jumping his bike incorrectly for three decades, citing new insights into proper jumping technique. The video pairs with a collaboration called 50x50: Science Across America and has drawn large audiences, with viewers debating the physics of bike jumps and sharing their own riding habits in response.
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Reports from Trinidad and Tobago discuss the Latin American and Caribbean Space Agency, a regional initiative aimed at coordinating space policy and cooperation across Latin America and the Caribbean. Coverage is drawing attention to what the agency would mean for smaller nations in the region seeking a role in space science, satellite technology and international space partnerships.
- 3Science Across America Launches Free Programs in New Brunswick▼“Science Across America” Brings Free Educational Programming to New Brunswick
Science Across America is bringing free educational programming to New Brunswick, according to a report from New Brunswick Today. The initiative offers local students access to science-focused learning activities at no cost, adding to community education resources in the city. Details on specific programs, schedules and partner organisations were not included in the initial report.