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Scientists Suggest Pumping Water Back Into Antarctica to Prevent Rising Sea Levels
Scientists suggest how a geoengineering approach can mitigate sea level rise by pumping water back inland the East Antarctic ice sheet.
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SpaceEurope and Russia Begins Search for Life on Mars, Launches on Monday
ESA and Roscosmos are now launching a Mars orbiter and lander tomorrow that will arrive at the Red Planet in October.
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SCIENCE250 Million Year Old 'Fierce Lizard' Fossil Fills Evolutionary Gap Before Dinosaurs
The discovery of a Teyujagua skull in Brazil now fills an important evolutionary gap how animals evolved into dinosaurs, 250 million years ago.
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SCIENCEScientists Reveal New Material to Keep Ice Off Cars and Airplanes
Researchers discovered a new material that can prevent ice from sticking onto vehicles and planes that helps ice fall off as the material deforms.
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LIFEReading tablet computers before bedtime makes people less sleepy, doesn’t reduce amount of sleep: Study
iPad owners who read their tablet computers for half an hour before going to sleep at bedtime felt less sleepy based on a new study. Their brains' electrical activity was different from people who read from physical books. However, both types of sleepers required about the same amount of time to fall asleep and got shut-eye for around the same length of time.
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LIFERaising vaping age to 21 increases teen smoking rates: Study
Teen smoking increases when the vaping age is raised based on the findings of a new study. The research was based on higher age requirements for e-cigarettes passed in states between 2007 and 2013. This has resulted from state politicians and public health activists supporting a boost in the e-cig smoking age to 21 in some states.
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SCIENCEScientists Discover New Type Of Bacteria That Eats Plastic
Statistics reveal that more than 311 million tons of plastic is produced all over the globe on an annual basis and only 10 percent of this figure makes it back to recycling plants. Disposing and recycling plastic is one of world’s biggest problem. On the other hand, scientist working on a plastic recycling plan in Japan have found a new strain of bacteria that is able to consume the most common type of plastic.
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SCIENCELouisiana Black Bear: No Longer Listed As Endangered Species
The U.S. Department of Interior announced that the Louisiana black bear is no longer listed as an endangered species.
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SpaceNASA Reveals Stunning Images and Video of Total Solar Eclipse This Week
NASA just released high resolution images of the total solar eclipse from a satellite including a breathtaking video of the eclipse itself.
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SCIENCEExplosive Spike of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Levels Recorded Last Year
Researchers revealed how the past 12 months caused an alarming increase of carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere from 280 ppm to 400 ppm.
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