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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ December 1, 2016
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	Keeping Mars (and Earth) Clean: NASA Notes Planetary Protection 'Gaps' NBCNews.com This is low-angle self-portrait of NASA's Curiosity Mars rover combines dozens of images taken on Aug. 5, 2015. NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS. Flag as irrelevant
	Holiday Ice Spectacular and Tree Lighting at Rancho Mirage Ice Skating Rink Patch.com The festivities kick off with the tree lighting and appearances by Santa and the Rancho Mirage High School Choir, who will perform carols. Flag as irrelevant
	Ancient rocks offer glimpse of life before oxygen UPI.com "These fossils represent the oldest known organisms that lived in a very dark, deep-water environment," said researcher Andrew Czaja. Flag as irrelevant
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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ December 1, 2016
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	This Spacecraft Is Getting Up Close and Personal With Saturn's Rings NBCNews.com NASA's long-running Cassini space probe is having one final hurrah when it begins a new orbit that will allow the spacecraft to graze Saturn's rings before it makes a deadly dive into the planet next September. Flag as irrelevant
	Environmentalists Gird For Battle With A Trump Administration NPR President-elect Donald Trump says environmental regulations are stifling the U.S. economy. He has vowed to roll back some of those rules, and he's also taken aim at the international climate agreement signed in Paris last year. Flag as irrelevant
	Japanese Theme Park Apologies For Intentionally Filling Frozen Rink With 5000 Dead Fish GOOD Magazine Space World, a theme park located in Kitakyushu, Japan, has found itself with some explaining to do after a public outcry over their most recent attempt at wooing visitors. Flag as irrelevant
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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ November 30, 2016
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	Economy|Earth Isn't Doomed Yet. The Climate Could Survive Trump Policies. New York Times A coal plant in Buchanan County, Va. Voters in the county favored Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton 4 to 1. Credit George Etheredge for The New York Times. Flag as irrelevant
	'Thousands' of mysterious jelly-like creatures wash up on Southern California beach AOL News Huntington Beach, California (KTLA) -- A number of photos showing mysterious jelly-like creatures that recently washed up on the sand in Huntington Beach have prompted rampant speculation on social media. Flag as irrelevant
	[ November 28, 2016 ] NASA declares end for space station's hurricane monitoring instrument Mission Reports Spaceflight Now ISS-RapidScat wind speed data from a North Atlantic storm in October 2014, as seen by the National Centers for Environmental Prediction Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System used by weather forecasters at NOAA's Ocean Prediction Center. Flag as irrelevant
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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ November 30, 2016
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	Google doodle celebrates scientist Jagdish Chandra Bose CNET Jagdish Chandra Bose was by all accounts a modern-day renaissance man. Born in what is now known as Bangladesh in 1858, Bose was chiefly a scientist who made several contributions to various fields, including physics, biology and archaeology. Flag as irrelevant
	What washed up in Huntington Beach? Sea salps, slugs, aliens? Los Angeles Times Pink-hued, gelatinous sea creatures that began washing up in Huntington Beach this week have beachgoers and officials scratching their heads. Flag as irrelevant
	Feds to consider renewed protections for bird species The Hill The Interior Department's Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced the decision Tuesday, reigniting a high-profile debate over Endangered Species Act protections. Flag as irrelevant
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