Science
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Map the power of the world’s oceans with open source data – the state of the earth
R/V Marcus G. Langseth anchored in the port of Manzanillo, Mexico. Photo: Brandon Shuck Today is UN World Ocean Day,…
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Traces of Brewers: Eternal Chemicals in Beer
Bottle leatherHold moreCompared to cereals and time –traceDraw from taprootsAnd get outEnter cleaningThe kettle is messyand wire barrel.In the liberation…
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Your work may harm your mental health
A new study of more than 500,000 American workers reveals what they do based on where people work and what…
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Brain surgery and sound waves prove safer than expected
A new study of patients undergoing ultrasound surgery on both sides of the brain showed a surprisingly minimal cognitive effect,…
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African dust acts as nature’s hurricane shield
A large amount of Sahara dust has completed a 5,000-mile journey to Florida, thus naturally defending against the hurricanes that…
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Space Chemistry Reveals Ancient Recipes Books of Life
Astronomers discovered the rare isotope of methanol (a vital part of life) that swore around a young star year of…
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Scientists build dissolving batteries from gut bacteria
The researchers created the world’s first soluble battery powered by the same probiotics in yogurt and health supplements. The equipment…
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The mystery of the supercomputer crack open neutron star
Inside the most extreme objects in the universe, the behavior of matter causes Einstein’s head to rotate. Neutron stars package…
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Water treatment waste produces stronger sewer pipes
Australian engineers found that mixing abandoned water-treated sludge with industrial slag would produce more than 50% more concrete alternatives than…
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Blood bacteria make anti-aging molecules in your body
Scientists have found that bacteria living in human blood produce powerful anti-aging compounds that protect skin cells from damage and…
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