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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ July 31, 2019
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	Space.com NASA Teams with SpaceX, Blue Origin and More to Boost Moon Exploration Tech Space.com NASA is counting on private industry to help advance the exploration frontier. The agency is partnering with more than a dozen U.S. companies, including SpaceX and Blue Origin, on 19 different technology-development projects, NASA officials announced ... Flag as irrelevant
	TIME Three "Missing-Link" Planets Were Discovered Circling a Nearby Star by the New TESS Spacecraft TIME Planets are like puppies—they come in all kinds of sizes, all kinds of colors and they're often found in litters. That's not the way things used to seem. It wasn't until 1992 that the first known planet orbiting a star other than our sun was confirmed. In the years ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tech Times Scientists Just Invented Contact Lenses That Zoom In When You Blink Twice Tech Times Scientists at the University of California San Diego have managed to create a prototype contact lens that can be controlled by the eye's movements. Wearers can "command" the lenses to zoom in or out just by blinking twice, for instance. The biometric lenses ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Lincoln Observer In The Block Copolymers, Researchers Have Found A New Phase The Lincoln Observer All matter consists of a number of phases—areas of the space with a uniform structure and bodily properties. The common phases of H2O also referred to as ice, water and steam, are well-known. Equally, although much less familiar, maybe, polymeric ... Flag as irrelevant
	BellaNaija From The Pyramids of Giza to Sphinx of Egypt, TECNO gave Loyal Fans an Unforgettable Experience BellaNaija Nigerians everywhere love TECNO because TECNO has continued to show that it is for Nigerians. The brand never relents on its mission to provide technologically advanced devices that meet the needs of its teeming customers, while also creating ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fire smoke fertilizes jungle and oceans Prensa Latina 31 de julio de 2019, 01:53Washington, July 31 (Prensa Latina) The smoke from fires in Africa is one of the most important sources of phosphorus that fertilize the Amazon rainforest, the tropical Atlantic and the southern oceans, the journal Proceedings of the ... Flag as irrelevant
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