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The Ten-Year Mission To Study All The Ways The Arctic Is Doomed
Called the Arctic Boreal Vulnerability Experiment, or ABoVE for short, the large-scale study will combine on-the-ground field studies as well as data from remote sensors?su...
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Chinese Research Will Fly On The International Space Station For The First Time
The International Space Station is a bit like an orbiting United Nations composed of 16 different countries. But it has yet to welcome China into its ranks. That could be s...
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Obama New Executive Order Says The US Must Build An Exascale Supercomputer
President Obama has established a new initiative across multiple government agencies that will focus entirely on creating the fastest supercomputers ever devised. The Natio...
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APJ Abdul Kalam: Reactions From The United States On The Indian President’s Death
WASHINGTON, DC: Reactions continue to pour in from around the US on the passing away of the former president of India, APJ Abdul Kalam. Read Reactions from some prominent p...
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Star Trek's Nichelle Nichols Becomes Founding Celebrity For STARPOWER.
Nichelle Nichols – best known as ‘Uhura’ in Gene Roddenberry’s iconic television show ‘Star Trek’ – has announced her role as a fo...
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This Satellite Is Sending Amazing Images Of Earth – And Protecting Us From Solar Flares
A million miles from Earth, a new satellite with a long history is now keeping an eye on both our own planet and the particles flowing from the sun. The satellite, position...
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Oscars Shouldn’t Compromise To Up Diversity, Say Female Academy Members
Producers Marcia Nasatir and Bonnie Arnold suggest rapid pace of change at voting body could undermine requirement for high standard of professional achievement Two high-pr...
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Humans are depleting underground aquifers around the world at alarming rates, threatening hundreds of millions of people who rely on them for survival, according to a compr...
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Ever since it first went into orbit around Saturn in July 2004, NASA’s Cassini spacecraft has racked countless discoveries about the gas giant and its spectacular set...
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Disney TV Show to Inspire Young Girls to Pursue a Career in Science
Disney, along with Google and Nasa, is working on a new TV show that will inspire young girls to pursue a career in science and technology. According to a Washington Post r...
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