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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ April 6, 2019
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	Popular Mechanics How a Second Look At 40-Year-Old Studies Helped Explain Solar Wind Popular Mechanics Solar wind isn't really wind. Wind is moving air, and there's no air in space. In preparation for a NASA probe heading towards the sun to study the still-mysterious phenomena, an Italian space physics Ph.D. student has gone back and analyzed some of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Keene Sentinel Amphibian apocalypse is even worse than scientists realized The Keene Sentinel There is a plague ripping through the amphibian species of the world. It's caused by fungus that's invisible to the naked eye and spreads easily by many means. It kills by disrupting the way these creatures breathe through their skin, essentially suffocating ... Flag as irrelevant
	Science Times Mirror-Like Pools Hidden Under The Pacific Ocean Science Times PACIFIC -- Scientists have gone through the depths of the Pacific Ocean in hopes to learn more about the microbial life underneath. Their goal is to understand what kind of creatures could survive in these volcanic vents. However, in their search, they have ... Flag as irrelevant
	Science Times Identification of dangerous chemicals made possible through pin-sized sensors in smartphones Science Times University of Wisconsin-Madison engineers developed a pin-sized sensor that could detect chemicals by integrating it into the camera of smartphones. Spectrometers are devices that can identify the chemicals in substances depending on the fingerprint of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tdnews Report: Russia launches cargo ship to space station Tdnews A rocket carrying cargo for the International Space Station has been launched from Kazakhstan in central Asia. The first Russian resupply mission to the Station of 2019 launched at 07:01:35 EDT (1101:35 UTC) on a two-orbit, super fast-track rendezvous ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tdnews Candida Auris: Mysterious and dangerous fungal infection Tdnews A mysterious and dangerous fungal infection called Candida auris has emerged around the world. Healthcare facilities in several countries have reported that a type of yeast called Candida auris has been causing severe illness in hospitalized patients. Flag as irrelevant
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