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In Space, No One Can Hear You Squeeze (a Wash Cloth)

Let’s be honest, everything is more difficult in space than here on Earth. It’s hard enough just to get into space and bring all of the things humans need to survive. It’s an amazing technological feat…

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Fusion Drive Could Get Astronauts to Mars and Back in a Month

The problem with exploring our solar system today is that we lack the technology to make voyages between planets quick enough. It’s nearly impossible to visit other planets because of slow propulsion systems that expose astronauts…

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Artist Uses Bacteria to Make Artwork

Back in my college days, I took microbiology and spent plenty of time in the lab culturing various bacteria. My microbiology professor hated it if we drew patterns or other than random circles or zigzags in…

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Smart Herb Garden Needs No Sun or Soil

I’m not a big fan of growing stuff, mostly because I kill pretty much everything I’ve ever plant. I always water them too much or too little and eventually my plants turn dead and dry or…

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Mercury May Have Once Had a Lava Ocean

Researchers have been poring over data captured by the NASA Messenger probe as it conducted its study of Mercury. Amongst the data the probe discovered about the incredibly hot and small planet, were some tidbits about…

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DARPA Wants Electronics That Melt into the Environment on Command

DARPA is looking for input from companies in the electronics industry, researchers, and other interested parties on technology that sounds like something out of a Mission Impossible movie. No, they don’t want exploding sunglasses or anything…

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Larry the Vomiting Robot Spews for Science

The norovirus can be nasty. It causes severe diarrhea and vomiting in humans. It is also extremely contagious. You might remember several cases of outbreaks in cruise ships on the news. This virus is estimated to…

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Comet ISON Could Outshine the Moon – If It Survives the Sun

Next year could be a very good year for watching comets. A comet was discovered this past September that is expected to fly within 1.2 million miles of the center of the Sun on November 28,…

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Air Force to Launch X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle Today

The United States Air Force has flown its experimental X-37B orbital test vehicle on several occasions. What exactly the spacecraft did while it was in orbit is unknown. What we do know is that in June…

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Researchers Build Deceptive Robots Based on the Behavior of Hoarding Squirrels

What do squirrels have in common with the deceptive robots that researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology developed recently? Apparently, a lot, although that much isn’t obvious at first glance. If you’ve ever seen a…

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Scientists Claim Five-Year Study Has Yielded DNA Evidence of Bigfoot

If you ever watched the 80s flick Harry and the Hendersons, you may wondered if Bigfoot could actually exist. I can’t say one way or another if the mythical Sasquatch is a living creature or nothing…

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“Star Trek” Classroom Uses Multitouch Desks

Scientists and researchers around the world are always investigating better ways to help children learn important subjects like math and science. A group of researchers at Durham University has been working for the last three years…

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Heroes of Science Action Figures Would Get Their Butts Kicked by G.I. Joe

The heroes of science. They have changed our world. Did they make it a better place? Sometimes. Not the guys who invented the atomic bomb so much. In general though, these eggheads have bettered our world.…

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Burnt Mouths Could Get Instant Relief with Dissolving Pain Patch

There’s nothing worse than being so excited to eat your food or sip your coffee that you burn the inside of your mouth. Up until now, the best relief came from a little milk, but that…

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Museum’s Ingenious Ad Campaign Will Reignite Your Love for Science

In an attempt to get more people back into science and encourage them to pay a visit to Vancouver’s Science World, the museum put out a series of billboards that present random and interesting factoids to…

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Asteroid Dust Cloud Could Be Used to Fix Global Warming

A group of scientists from Scotland have an insane idea to help reverse the effects of global warming here on Earth. The scientists think they can grab a near-Earth asteroid called 1036 Ganymed and use it…

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In Space, No One Can Hear You Squeeze (a Wash Cloth)

Fusion Drive Could Get Astronauts to Mars and Back in a Month

Artist Uses Bacteria to Make Artwork

Smart Herb Garden Needs No Sun or Soil

Mercury May Have Once Had a Lava Ocean

DARPA Wants Electronics That Melt into the Environment on Command

Larry the Vomiting Robot Spews for Science

Comet ISON Could Outshine the Moon – If It Survives the Sun

Air Force to Launch X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle Today

Researchers Build Deceptive Robots Based on the Behavior of Hoarding Squirrels

Scientists Claim Five-Year Study Has Yielded DNA Evidence of Bigfoot

“Star Trek” Classroom Uses Multitouch Desks

Heroes of Science Action Figures Would Get Their Butts Kicked by G.I. Joe

Burnt Mouths Could Get Instant Relief with Dissolving Pain Patch

Museum’s Ingenious Ad Campaign Will Reignite Your Love for Science

Asteroid Dust Cloud Could Be Used to Fix Global Warming

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