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Scientists Disocver Untapped Freshwater Reserves Beneath the Oceans

Scientists Discover Untapped Freshwater Reserves Beneath the Oceans

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Australian scientists have identified vast freshwater reserves buried beneath the oceans, offering a new prospect to wipe out the alarming global water crisis.

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Femur Bones
Nature & Environment

Ancient Human Ancestor Lived in Trees and Walked on Two Feet
Comet Lovejoy
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Astronomers Capture Spectacular New Image of Comet Lovejoy's Ion Tail
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Peaceful Bumblebee Bombus Terrestris Invades South America

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Toxicity of Nanomaterials Can Now be Accurately Detected in Cells With Novel Tool

A method for accurately determining the toxicity of nanomaterials has been developed by researchers at the Swiss EPFL. By using optical techniques,

Three generations of yeast cells from the mother cell (green) via two daughters (red) to four granddaughter cells.
Nature

About The Complicated Love Life of Yeast Cells, Memorized With Proteins

Yeast cells are able to form a memory through an aggregate composed of congregating “degenerate” proteins. A similar memory mechanism is also

Michael Wehner discusses a global climate simulation with climatologist Bill Collins.
Tech

Unusual Supercomputer Design Poised to Enable More Accurate Climate Change Forecasts

They call it the Green Flash. While it evokes images of a muscled superhero with a lightning bolt hat, it’s actually a vision of a supercomputer

Sports Athlete
Health & Medicine

Concussion Linked to Altitude in Athletes: Higher Elevations Means Fewer Brain Injuries

It turns out that there may be a link between altitude and concussion. Scientists have discovered that high school athletes playing at higher

Trucks Involved in 11 Percent Fatal Road Crashes in U.S.: Study
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Trucks Involved in 11 Percent Fatal Road Crashes in U.S.: Study

When compared to any car accidents, trucking crashes are reported to be more devastating. Every year trucks are responsible for nearly 4,500 deaths

Hydrogen Car
Energy & Particles

Short-Cut to Produce Hydrogen Seen as Step to Cleaner Fuel

Scientists have produced hydrogen by accelerating a natural process found in rocks deep below the Earth's surface, a short-cut that may herald the

Monkeys
Nature & Environment

Monkeys are said to eat up to 50 different varieties of fruits a day

The food habits in primates is directly linked to their body size, reveals a study

Simulation of euglenid movement.
Tech

“Soft” Micro-Robots to Move Like Biological Organisms Within Our Body

Increasingly small robots that carry out their functions even inside the human body. No, this isn't a sci-fi dream but a close possibility. On one

Study Ties Youthful Suicide to Economic Difficulties in Later Life
Health & Medicine

Study Ties Youthful Suicide to Economic Difficulties in Later Life

Over the last twenty years there has been dramatic rise in the rate of suicide especially among teen and young adults. But those who have survived

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Why Internet Auction Rating Systems Work

Voluntary user ratings are extremely important for online auctioneers. Researchers at ETH examined why this system works so well. In the process,

NASA's Cassini Obtains Images of the Bizarre Hexagonal Storm System Around Saturn
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NASA's Cassini Obtains Images of the Bizarre Hexagonal Storm System Around Saturn

NASA has released the first high resolution movie of an exclusive six-sided jet stream around Saturn's North Pole that was obtained by Cassini

Love Hormone ‘Oxytocin’ Makes Us More Accepting of Other People
Health & Medicine

Making a Connection: Pairing People with Similar Interests in Online Dating World

Thanks to researchers from the University of Iowa, they've stumbled onto a "matchmaking formula." It's really quite simple: Pair people according

The Transantarctic Mountains, seen from the NASA P-3 airborne laboratory.
Nature

Transantarctic Mountains Seen by the NASA IceBridge Campaign

This image of the Transantarctic Mountains was taken from the NASA P-3 airborne laboratory on Nov. 27, 2013, near the end of the 2013 IceBridge

Google data center in Finland.
Human

Hard Evidence: How Much is Your Data Worth to You?

Data privacy is on our minds like never before. In a relatively small amount of time many of us have gone from carrying out our daily transactions in

Low Levels of Vitamin D Can Lead to Brain Damage, says Study
Health & Medicine

Vitamin D Deficiancy Linked to Brain Damage

New findings reveal that Vitamin D does not aid only in maintaining bone health but also plays a crucial role in shielding the brain and tissues from

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Nature & Environment

Abrupt Climate Change Tipping Points Could Spell Surprising Disasters for Future

Scientists have long worried that large and rapid changes in the physical climate system, which includes Earth's atmosphere, land surfaces and

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