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Global Tiger Populations Are Now Increasing After 100 Years
New findings reveal that world tiger populations in the wild are now increasing since decades, especially in South Asia, Southeast Asia and Russia.
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SCIENCEThe Huffington Post launches sleep tour at US college campuses before final exams
The Huffington Post's co-founder Arianna Huffington has started a book tour that will include college campuses throughout the United States and focus on how much sleep students are gettting. This Sleep Revolution College Tour will take place in April and May, and is just in time when students burn the midnight oil preparing for final exams. Huffington wants to challenge the idea that college students must give up sleep to get good grades and have a good social life.
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SCIENCEPhilospher's Stone Revealed: Isaac Newton's Hidden Alchemy Recipe Now Online
Famed physicist Isaac Newton's manuscripts will be available online soon especially his recipe for tuning any metal into gold, the philosopher's stone.
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SCIENCEHow Climate Change is Shifting the Earth's Axis
New findings reveal how the loss of ice and water on land areas and lakes and aquifers, can directly affect the shift of the Earth's axis by an average of seven inches a year.
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SpaceThere's a Giant Icy Spider on Pluto's Surface
A new image taken by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft reveals a "giant spider" on Pluto's surface, indicated by a unique network of fractures.
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Space$600 Million Kepler Space Telescope in Trouble? Enters Emergency Mode
NASA's planet hunting Kepler Space Telescope is now in emergency mode since April 7 where mission scientists are still trying to identify the problem.
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SpaceComplex Sugars Cooked in Deep Space Reveal Origins of Life on Earth
Scientists created an artificial comet under lab conditions that resulted in the production of ribose in RNA, linking to the origins of life.
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SpaceSpaceX Reusable Rocket Finally Nails Successful Landing at Sea
After four failed attempts, SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket successfully completed a touchdown at sea, on an autonomous droneship where it landed vertically.
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SCIENCEFull-fat milk over low-fat diet lowers risk of diabetes by 46%: Study
Drinking full-fat milk instead of consuming low-fat dairy products can reduce a person's risk of diabetes, based on a new study. In fact, researchers found that drinking whole milk can cut the chances of acquiring the blood sugar disease by almost half compared to low-fat diets that include skim milk.
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SCIENCEMetal Foam Armor Transforms Speeding Bullets Into Dust
Scientists discovered how composite metal foams can offer more protection from speeding bullets and even nuclear explosions.
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