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More Than 10,000 Sharks Swimming Near Florida Beach Coast
Researchers have discovered more than 10,000 blacktip sharks near the coast of Palm Beach County, migrating for the winter.
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SpaceRussia Developing New Nuclear Missiles to Target Asteroids
Russian scientists have been working in developing missiles that will target an upcoming asteroid that will be passing by dangerously close to Earth in 2036.
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SCIENCE4 Billion People in the World Facing Severe Water Shortage
New findings reveal how 4 billion people in the world are now suffering from scarce water supplies for daily needs.
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SCIENCEHigh-speed camera shows sneezes’ trajectory, could help to prevent spread of diseases
A high-speed camera recently took photos of over 100 sneezes in order to learn about the spread of infectious diseases from the fluids that fly out of mouths. The results showing the flight of tiny droplets were very gross and contain dangerous bacteria nd viruses. They stress why people should cover their mouth, grab a tissue, or lift the crook of their elbow before sneezing.
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SCIENCENew Android app turns smartphone into life-saving earthquake detector
A new smartphone app functions as an earthquake warning system by detecting the quakes and turning the handset into a mini seismic station. The MyShake Android app developed by the University of California at Berkley (UCB) uses the phone's motion sensors to pick up signs of tremors and then synthesizes it with data from other users of the application, according to Engadget.
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2·22H2O) is a category 1 and 2 rarity--formed from the scarce elements vanadium and copper under very restricted environmental conditions.](https://data.telegiz.com/data/thumbs/full/2291/230/100/50/40/nevadaite-cu2-al-v3-6-al8-po4-8f8-oh-2-22h2o-is-a-category-1-and-2-rarity-formed-from-the-scarce-elements-vanadium-and-copper-under-very-restricted-environmental-conditions.jpg)
SCIENCERarer Than Diamonds? Rarest Gems in the World Revealed
Scientists just released the rarest gems in the world that can be only found in the most scarce amounts, the size of a thimble.
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LIFEArtificial turf: Feds to investigate possible health risks of rubber crumb fields, playgrounds
Artificial turf containing crumb rubber pellets, and used on sports fields and school playgrounds throughout the United States will be investigated by three federal agencies. On February 12, Friday the Environmental Protection Agency (EPC) and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced an action plan to study the health risks of synthetic turf produced from recycled tires.
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SpaceA medium-size Asteroid impacting Earth can trigger mini Ice Age
A new study looks at what can happen to our planet Earth if hit by a medium-sized asteroid.
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SCIENCEMini brains could transform drug testing, reduce lab animal experimentation
John Hopkins University (JHU) researchers have created "mini brains" from humans' neurons and cells that could revolutionize drug testing and end the use of animals for neurological research. The housefly-size ball-shaped organs have many characteristics of a full-size human brain and could be mass produced.
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SpaceGoodbye Philae: Scientists Lose All Hope Regaining Contact With Comet Lander
Mission scientists say goodbye to comet lander Philae, as the mission team decided to stop re-establishing conatct with the lost lander.
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