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Throw More Shade on Lizards to Survive Climate Change
New research says that climate models are not accurate enough to predict animal extinction, as lizards require more shade to survive, after being compared to a computer model.
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SCIENCEMore Powerful Typhoons to Strike Southeast Asia Due to Climate Change
Asian typhoons will become a lot stronger due to warming water surface temperatures caused by global warming.
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SCIENCERosetta's Doomed Comet Lander Finally Found
After almost two years of searching, ESA's Rosetta spacecraft finally spotted its lost Philae lander in its grave, wedged between jagged rocks under a cliff.
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SCIENCENew 'Plastic' Fabric Can Cool Body Temperatures Better Than Cotton
Engineers have created a new fabric that may appear like plastic but can emit heat and moisture well, especially infrared radiation.
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SCIENCENASA to Launch First Asteroid Mining Mission This Week
On Thursday, NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission will be launched to obtain an asteroid sample and bring it back to Earth.
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SCIENCESETI: Alien Signal Discovered Last Week Probably Just Military Satellite
In a new update, Russian scientists reveal that the recent radio signal detected by SETI was just military satellites as opposed to an advanced alien civilization.
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SCIENCEWatch: Rare Double Total Solar Eclipse Seen from Space
NASA's SDO space observatory captured a rare double solar eclipse known as the "Ring of Fire", based from a unique perspective.
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SCIENCEWorld's Largest Ape, the Eastern Gorilla Now Critically Endangered
In a new IUCN report, the four subspecies of gorillas including the biggest gorilla in the world, is now placed under the Red List of Endangered Species.
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SCIENCEFDA Bans Antibacterial Soaps After Manufacturers Could not Prove its Efficacy and Safety
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has banned the sale of soaps marketed as antiseptics after manufacturers could not prove the efficacy of the active ingredients in these products.
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SpaceElon Musk Faces Setback as SpaceX Rocket Explodes Ahead of Launch
Aerospace company SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, faced a major setback as one of its unmanned rockets has exploded ahead of its scheduled launch on Saturday. No casualties were reported from the explosion. Cape Canaveral Air Force Station reported that the explosion was "significant." The rocket was being prepared for its test firing.
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