A University of Michigan study suggests that standard lab gloves that scientists use could be causing overestimation of microplastics levels. Researchers found that latex and nitrile gloves can transfer stearates onto lab tools, which are used to analyze water, air, and other environmental samples.
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NASA postponed the launch of Artemis II once again, with a new launch window for April. The launch was initially scheduled for March 6, but a helium leak in the rocket caused further delays.