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Science & Tech  Gregory - 52 days ago - youtube.com Our brains can slow down time, tell us when to consume our own calories, give us superhuman abilities under stress. The video is owned by Discovery Channel and this is only for educational and entertainment purposes.
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 Science & Tech  Cissy - 64 days ago - computerworld.com.au Ever try to remember who you bumped into at the store a few days back? Or exactly what the company president said at the morning meeting? Well, you're not alone. And IBM researchers are working on software that just may help you better recollect all the
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50 Niche Search Engines That Will Make Your Everyday Life Easier
Science & Tech  Sagar - 102 days ago - accrediteddldegrees.com If you are looking for a particular video, an old friend from high school, or the perfect handbag, a niche search engine can help. They can make life even better if you can use them in a pinch.
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 Science & Tech  Isabel - 188 days ago - livescience.com If Martian life existed a few billion years ago, scientists think any plant-like microbes would have left behind a stringy fuzz of fibers.
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 Science & Tech  J. - 194 days ago - ncl.ac.uk An international team of biogeochemists who took part in the study provide independent confirmation that there was a major delay in the oxygenation of the ocean & appears that availability of molybdenum may have played a crucial role in animal evolution.
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 Science & Tech J. - 199 days ago - newsroom.ucr.edu Palaeontologists studying ancient fossils they excavated in the South Australian outback argue that Earth's ecosystem has been complex since around 565 million years ago which is included in a period in Earth's history called the Neoproterozoic era.
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Hubble Detects Organic Molecule on An Extrasolar Planet | The Daily Galaxy: News From Planet Earth & Beyond
Science & Tech  Ben - 203 days ago - dailygalaxy.com This Wednesday NASA will hold a media teleconference to report on the first-ever detection of the organic molecule methane in the atmosphere of a planet orbiting a distant star. Though the planet is too hot to support life as we know it, the finding demon
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 Science & Tech  Plato - 233 days ago - cosmiclog.msnbc.msn.com Life on ancient Mars just got tougher. Not only was Martian water highly acidic in ancient times, but it was also extremely salty, researchers reported today in Boston at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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 Science & Tech - 278 days ago - seattletimes.nwsource.com Now researchers are poised to cross a dramatic barrier: the creation of life forms driven by completely artificial DNA.
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 Science & Tech  Joe - 284 days ago - npr.org "Your most direct link to global warming may be the food you eat. All the bounty of your local grocery store depends on natural cycles of rain and sunlight, cool temperatures and warmth in far-flung parts of the world." (First two sentences of article).
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 Science & Tech Joe - 284 days ago - thegreenguide.com "The recent hot and muggy weather has us all thinking about how to take the temperature down a notch. With that in mind, we've culled the top ten ways consumers can cut into the 22 tons of carbon dioxide each of us produces in the United States."
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 Science & Tech  Chrissy - 294 days ago - abc.net.au It's a safe bet that for as long as humans have inhabited the earth, they have wondered about who or what else is out there in the universe. That curiosity has spawned a whole industry, known as science fiction.
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Earliest Galaxies Had Building Blocks of Life
Science & Tech  Eduardo - 302 days ago - space.newscientist.com The earliest galaxies may have contained Population III stars, some 100 times the mass of our sun. Such stars could have polluted galaxies with life-supporting supernova debris at least 500 million years earlier than current models predict.
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 Science & Tech  Laurel - 327 days ago - news.yahoo.com BRONX, NEW YORK--Most people can tell the difference between some types of berries, or bugs or trees, but much of the planet's life remains unnamed and unseen.
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 Science & Tech  Jonathan - 339 days ago - livescience.com The oldest known fossils of jellyfish have been found in rocks in Utah that are more than 500 million years old, a new study reports. SEE COMENTS
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