[ad_1] The same storm captured by RainCube is seen here in the infrared of only one meteorological satellite, the GOES (Geoweather Operational Environmental Satellite) of the NOAA. Credit: NOAA How many times …
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[ad_1] Four years ago, a disease that was rarely in the headlines – Ebola – was raging in West Africa. There was no vaccine, treatment or treatment. Although the initial response has …
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[ad_1] As early warning system of the oceans, coral reefs have been ringing for years. They have been laundered by marine heat waves and have been killed en masse by a combination …
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[ad_1] Recent developments tell us that Amazon, Inc. (AMZN) has no intention of stopping at traditional commerce, whether it is everything they sell on their site, or their grocery. The most recent …
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[ad_1] The International Space Station (ISS) is about to receive supplies to replenish existing stocks. A robotic Japanese supply ship launched from Earth, bringing these supplies, chasing the space station until it …
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[ad_1] New research has found that the most widely used weed killer in the world damages beneficial bacteria in the bees' intestines and makes them more vulnerable to deadly infections. Previous studies …
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[ad_1] Weight Watchers is changing its name as a consumer of weight loss diets for well-being.
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[ad_1] Markets are closed in Japan, China and South Korea and volumes are likely to remain limited. Sydney: Stocks dropped in Europe after a bearish session in Asia as China canceled planned …
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[ad_1] In this photo taken on August 30, 2018 in Den Helder, in the north of the Netherlands, the average amount of plastic found in the body of a northern fulmar, on …
Read More »[ad_1] NASA recently revealed that it is launching a new interactive website. The latest website will allow users to discover the impacts of space technology on everyday life. The new website is …
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