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The arrector pili are small muscles attached to hair follicles in mammals and responsible for goosebumps—when you get goosebumps, the minute muscles pull on the follicle, creating the bump on your skin and raising the hair upwards.

 
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Happy Tuesday! NASA will launch the Artemis 1 mission next week, which will be the first integrated test for the Orion spacecraft and massive Space Launch System rocket. The SLS is the true successor to the Space Shuttle, and has been in development for over a decade, so it should be an exciting watch.

Speaking of launches, YouTube has launched a dedicated page for podcasts. It’s the start of Google’s renewed push in the podcasting world, but the current page isn’t super helpful.

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