This is The Guardian.

2020 was an interesting year for science.

In the US, the Trump administration unleashed chaos at scientific agencies and withdrew vast amounts of research funding and aid. The Trump administration unleashed chaos at scientific agencies and withdrew vast amounts of research

funding and aid.

The Trump administration has so far terminated more than a billion dollars in grants for the

National Institutes of Health.

More job cuts have been announced for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

The agency announcing it is eliminating 1,000 positions.

And health and climate science suffered.

The MMR, I think, should be taken separately.

This is based on what I feel, the mumps, measles,

and the three should be taken separately.

No more global warming, no more global cooling,

all of these predictions made by the United Nations and many others,

often for bad reasons, were wrong.

They were made by stupid people.

But despite the many challenges, there were countless fascinating findings, discoveries and developments. Doctors rewrote the DNA of a baby with a devastating genetic disease.

Scientists found a new kind of caterpillar they dubbed the bone collector.

Scientists say it lives in spider webs and it decorates its case with the body parts of other insects.

A color no one had ever seen before was revealed for the first time.

And we watched as a rare interstellar comet whipped past our planet.

Three-Eye Atlas, a mysterious interstellar visitor billions of years old,

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