Will New Travel Technology Invade Your Privacy?
The Tech Revolution In The Travel World, Accelerated By The Covid-19 Pandemic, Is At Once Marvelous And Invasive Of Your
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First ‘Pathoconnectome’ Could Point Toward New Treatments
The National Institutes Of Health (NHI)-Funded Lab Has Produced First Pathoconnectome, Showing How Eye Disease Alters Retinal Circuitry. Scientists from
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Antarctica Could Melt ‘Irreversibly’ Due To Climate Change, Study Warns
Humanity’s Decisions Over The Next Century Could Send That Water Irreversibly Into The Sea, Antarctica Contains More Than Half Of…
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Scientists Watch Snakes Feasting On Organs Of Living Toads
A Behavior Never Seen Before In Snakes, In Which The Limbless Reptiles Eviscerated And Consumed The Organs Of Living Toads.
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Volcanic Ash Could Help Reduce CO2 Associated With Climate Change
Scientists Investigating Ways Of Removing (CO2) & Greenhouse Gases From Our Atmosphere Believe Volcanic Ash Could Play… important role. A
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Muscular Dystrophy Association’s Let’s Play For Cure Targets
The Muscular Dystrophy Association Is Launching A Multi-Week Livestreaming Event, Let’s Play For A Cure, To Raise Money For… the
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5 High Tech Advancements In The Gaming Industry
Video Games Have Come A Long Way Since They Were First Introduced In The 1980s. They Feature Some Amazing Advancements
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Four Big Flaws Commonly Occur with Scientific New Ideas
Every few months, a novel headline will fly across the world, claiming to revolutionize one or more of our most
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Uni Of Colorado Astrophysicist Finds Light Coming From Dark Matter
University Of Colorado Boulder Astrophysicist Is Searching Light Coming From A Distant, And Extremely Powerful Celestial Object… for what may
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Scientists Discovers New World’s Tiniest Antibodies
Researchers At University Of Bath In The UK And Biopharma Company UCB Have Found A Way To Produce Miniaturized Tiniest
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Climate Made World War Even Deadlier
An Abnormally Bad Season Of Weather May Have Had Significant Impact On Death Toll From Both World War I &
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Study Reveals Pets Support Emotionally During Lockdown
According To A Study From UK, Pets Were An Important Source Of Emotional Support For Many People During Lockdown, Reducing
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Reasons Behind Why Some Of Us Are Left Or Right Handed Or Both
It’s A Question That’s Surprisingly Hard To Answer: Why Are Most Of Us Right-Handed, Some Of Us Left-Handed, And Even
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Cardinal Rule of Coronavirus “Follow the Science”
The cardinal rule of coronavirus policy is that you must follow “the science”. Or, at the very least, you must
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Flowers Adapt their Colors with Climate Change
As the world’s climate changes, flowers plants, and animals have adapted by expanding into new territory and even shifting their
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Science Journal; a Publication on Academic Work
A science journal is a periodically released publication featuring academic work. Today’s academic journals have their origins in older reports
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Watching puppies and kittens is good for health, Science suggests
The study examined how watching images and videos of puppies and kittens for 30 minutes affects blood pressure, heart rate
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