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Green nanotechnology is easy, says study

Science – A new study details how nanomaterials can be created that are not only safe, but also cost less and perform better than conventional materials. "Green Nanotechnology: It's Easier Than You Think," was written by…

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SCIENCE: The one thing all men should do to have better…

Health & Fitness – "The fantasy model of sex dictates that men should be able to function and presumably enjoy sex without any special requirements. The fact is that we all have requirements and conditions." says Dr Bernie Zilbergeld…

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Dancing With the Mysterious Lady

Careers & Jobs – Personal tastes and relationships have always influenced the career trajectory of SebastiÃ;¡n Grinschpun in unexpected ways.

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NASA, FAA and Local Students to Demonstrate "Smart Skies"

Science – NASA and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have established a partnership to foster student development of science, technology, engineering and math skills.

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The brain can rapidly reorganize to recover from damage

Health & Fitness – The brain can transfer specific functions to new areas when part of it is damaged, according to Oxford research.

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Costs of stabilizing global warming 'negligible'

Science – Climate scientists, economists and policy researchers are all in agreement: limiting long-term global warming is achievable at a "negligible" cost. Now, the responsibility for action lies in the hands of politicians,…

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The science of soul

Science – Yes, helping others makes us feel warm and fuzzy, but new research suggests that doing good deeds can actually help people live longer, healthier lives. Siri Agrell explains why positive action may be better than…

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Science Of Attraction: Study Shows Selectivity Matters Most…

Love & Personals – Northwestern University Researchers Eli Finkel and Paul Eastwick claim they've cracked the code on the earliest stage of attraction.

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Cloaking Device? Invisible Technology One Step Closer

Science – A unique computer model designed by a mathematician at the University of Liverpool has shown that it is possible to make objects, such as airplanes and submarines, appear invisible at close range.

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Climate Change, Not Humans, Killed Neanderthals

Science – Neanderthals disappeared from Earth more than 20,000 years ago, but figuring out why continues to challenge anthropologists. One team of scientists, however, now says they have evidence to back climate change as…

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Climate Panel Reaches Consensus on the Need to Reduce Harmful…

News – The world needs to divert substantially from today's main energy sources within a few decades to limit centuries of rising temperatures and seas driven by the buildup of heat-trapping emissions in the air, the top…

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Superheavy Element "Ununbium" Has Ordinary Chemistry

Science – Element 112 shows signs of chemical reactivity, hinting at the behavior of yet undiscovered elements

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This is an antimagnet

Science – Scientists have taken their first look inside antiferromagnets, a mysterious kind of antimagnet, using high-powered x-rays.

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Scientists Identify Gene that Boosts Lifespan, Quality of…

Science – The elixir of youth may ultimately be hidden in a poorly-understood gene that not only fosters longevity but enhances quality of life, according to a landmark study released Wednesday.

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How To Do Vermicomposting

Science – What is vermicomposting? Vermicomposting means using worms to make compost. This is very easy to do and needs just a little bit of garden space and you can even do it in your basement or your garage. This is one…

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Five Grammatical Errors That Make You Look Dumb

Science – One thing that blogging and good copywriting share is a conversational style, and that means it's fine to fracture the occasional rule of proper grammar in order to communicate effectively. Both bloggers and copywriters…

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Generating pressures at the cores of giant planets

Science – Combining diamond anvils and powerful lasers, laboratory researchers have developed a technique that should be able to squeeze materials to pressures 100 to 1,000 times greater than possible today, reproducing conditions…

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Mars Rover Finds Evidence Of Ancient Volcanic Explosion

Science – NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit has discovered evidence of an ancient volcanic explosion at "Home Plate," a plateau of layered bedrock approximately 2 meters (6 feet) high within the "Inner Basin" of Columbia…

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Mercury's Core is Liquid

Science – Kitchen physics dictates that a raw egg will spin slower than a hard-boiled one. Scientists using this same logic have discovered the planet Mercury has a fluid core of molten iron.

European planet hunters on brink of Earth-sized prize
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European planet hunters on brink of Earth-sized prize

Science – EUROPEAN planet hunters are stealing a march on their American rivals. After last week's discovery of a "habitable" extrasolar planet the size of five Earths - the smallest yet found - European astronomers have…

The Science of Halo
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The Science of Halo

Video Games – In an article from the new 'Halo Effect' book, Battlestar Galactica science advisor Kevin R. Grazier takes a look at the hard science behind Bungie's Halo series, calculating the reality of surviving and fighting…

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Laser-induced Shocks In Diamond Anvil Can Achieve Pressures…

Science – Science Daily ââ;¬" Combining diamond anvils and powerful lasers, laboratory researchers have developed a technique that should be able to squeeze materials to pressures 100 to 1,000 times greater than possible…

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Commentary A Brief History of Disbelief

Religion – In this first ever television history of disbelief, Jonathan Miller goes on a journey exploring the origins of his own lack of belief and uncovering the hidden story of atheism.

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Sunrise from the Surface of Gliese 581c (Wallpaper Worthy!)

Science – How might a sunrise appear on Gliese 581c? One artistic guess is shown above. Gliese 581c is the most Earth-like planet yet discovered and lies a mere 20 light-years distant....

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Deep tremors may hold key to predicting big quakes

Science – Researchers have identified a link between a series of recently discovered earth movements that they believe may hold the key to better forecasting major earthquakes.

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