Aylin Woodward
Aylin Woodward is a science reporter who covers space exploration, anthropology, paleontology, physics and material sciences. She has written for Business Insider and now reports at The Wall Street Journal. She graduated from the University of California, Santa Cruz science communication Master's program, and earned a bachelor's degree from Dartmouth College. She received a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship in 2016 for work focused on hominin bipedalism.
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Will there ever be another Pangaea?By Aylin Woodward Published
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Why Do Book Pages Turn Yellow Over Time?By Aylin Woodward Published
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Why Does OJ Taste Bad After You Brush Your Teeth?There's nothing like a fresh, tangy glass of orange juice to go with your morning oatmeal. But if you've just brushed your teeth, you may find that the beverage tastes … less than delicious.
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Why Do Our Brains Have Folds?Most of us have long accepted that our brains look like overgrown, shriveled walnuts. But why do our brains have those telltale wrinkles?
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Why Do Things Get Darker When Wet?When we spill water down our front, or sweat profusely, our clothes get darker. Why? The fabric isn't actually changing colors in real time. Rather, our perception of the fabric's color is changing.
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The Most Precise Measurement of Antimatter Yet Deepens the Mystery of Why We ExistThe incredibly precise measurement could help explain why the universe exists.
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Why the Fire that Incinerated a Tesla Was Such a Nightmare to Put OutA Tesla that crashed and caused a fiery inferno is raising questions about whether these cars are more dangerous if they catch fire.
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