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Saharan Dust Brings Radiation From France's Nuclear Tests in 1960s Back at Them
The cloud of dust is said to be returning to the country like a "boomerang."
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High-Speed 3D Printing Method Takes Us One Step Closer to Printing Organs
The new method uses stereolithography and jelly-like materials known as hydrogels to speed up the process.
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The Moon Has an "Extended Sodium Tail"
The tail is extremely diffuse so it won't make it through Earth's atmosphere and is not visible to the naked eye.
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The Terminator Zone: Could We Live on Slivers of Habitable Alien Worlds?
Could humans possibly survive on a tidally-locked planet where there's no day and night as we know it?
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How Cell Phone Tracking Is Increasingly Being Used to Solve Crimes
While cell phone tracking raises privacy concerns, it also provides vital information when investigating crimes.
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Thomas Edison: Visionary, Inventor, or Villain?
Some consider Thomas Edison as one of the greatest inventors in history while some argue that many of 'his ideas' aren't quite 'original'.
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The research is being conducted through the firm's Research app.
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Icy comets likely helped life 'find a way' on Earth.
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