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Drones Developed to Monitor Algae in The Arctic
Although the surface of Antarctica is almost completely white, a field of green and brown algae clings to the underside of the sea ice.
Afterburners for Runners
Runners will sometimes refer to “hitting the afterburners” at the end of a race drawing on the last reserves of energy to get a final burst of speed.
Robbers Caught Trying to Steal Ancient Artefacts in Israel
A gang of robbers accused of trying to steal the Dead Sea Scrolls from a cave in the Judean Desert was indicted in Israel.
Pre-Historic Marine Beast Found in Scotland
A motorboat-sized beast that was at the top of its food chain 170 million years ago is Scotland’s first known native marine reptile.
New Invention of “Shoe Sized” Generator to Power Small Devices
It seems pretty clear now that us as humans have started using and will be using computable devices for a long time to come.
Italian Man Awakens from a 2 Year Dwell
A man in Italy who was in what doctors call a "minimally conscious state" for nearly two years unexpectedly regained full consciousness.
Is The Internet Taking Over?
New technology is getting more personal. So personal, it is moving to connect and analyse our movements, our health, our brains and our everyday devices.
Hangovers May Be Built Into Us
Some people get hangovers after a night of drinking, while others don't, and the reason may be in their genes.
Genetics Plays a Role in Criminal Activities
Serial killers and other people who repeatedly commit violent crimes, such as assault and battery, may be hardwired to hurt others.
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