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RI Gubernatorial Forum live updates

SOON: Democratic candidate Helena Foulkes and independent candidate Ken Block will answer our top questions before a live crowd at tonight's gubernatorial forum.

📻 To listen live, tune to 103.7 FM.

📱 Follow here for live updates:

https://bit.ly/4xgXxE8

u/OceanStateMedia — 15 days ago
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Have Scientists Found Dark Matter?

Rick Gaitskell, a physicist at Brown, helps to lead the LZ Dark Matter Experiment, which is searching for the elusive form of matter that scientists think makes up 85% of the universe. The search for dark matter has been going on for decades, and this week the LZ experiment released new results hinting that maybe -- just maybe -- they've finally found it.

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u/OceanStateMedia — 15 days ago
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Lizzie Borden’s story may need some debunking. We gave it a whack

We visited the Lizzie Borden House in Fall River to get to the bottom of some popular rumors and misconceptions surrounding the 1892 murders — and to see if the house is as haunted as everyone says it is.

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u/OceanStateMedia — 21 days ago
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Did an international team of scientists get humanity's first glimpse of dark matter?

One mile deep in the South Dakota badlands sits a tank holding seven tons of liquefied xenon. Scientists have turned an abandoned mine there into an underground laboratory, watching for something no one has ever seen before: dark matter.

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u/OceanStateMedia — 1 month ago