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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ July 30, 2019
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	The Verge NASA to help SpaceX, Blue Origin, and more develop technologies for Moon and Mars travel The Verge As NASA forges ahead to the Moon — and eventually to Mars — the agency is hoping to get some help from the commercial space industry. Today, NASA announced new partnerships with various aerospace organizations, aimed at advancing technologies ... Flag as irrelevant
	Phys.Org Researchers discover a new phase in block copolymers Phys.Org All matter consists of one or more phases—regions of space with uniform structure and physical properties. The common phases of H2O (solid, liquid and gas), also known as ice, water and steam, are well known. Similarly, though less familiar, perhaps, ... Flag as irrelevant
	BGR Researchers worry that hackers could turn connected cars into roadblocks BGR As carmakers continue to pack their newest models with all manner of "smart" technology, researchers are concerned that connected vehicles will become an increasingly irresistible target for hackers. A new study by scientists with the Georgia Institute of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Inverse Virtual reality to solve minor personal problems Science Daily Date: July 30, 2019; Source: University of Barcelona; Summary: A new study shows that conversation with oneself embodied as Dr. Sigmund Freud works better to improve people's mood, compared to just talking about your problems in a virtual conversation ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bustle Showering With Contacts In Left A Woman With Vision Loss & Here's What You Should Know Bustle Contact lenses can be a convenient way to switch up your look if your vision isn't a perfect 20/20. You can wear contact lenses occasionally, like I do, or you can wear them every day. However, it's critical to remember not to leave them in all day. And when ... Flag as irrelevant
	Seeking Alpha 3 Reasons Why Facebook Bears Are Wrong Seeking Alpha The bearish case on Facebook stock is based on 3 main arguments, the reputational dame from the data privacy scandals, an abrupt deceleration in growth, and valuation. The evidence shows that both users and advertisers are deeply engaged with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sherman Denison Herald Democrat Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge plans prescribed burn to build ecosystem Sherman Denison Herald Democrat Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge in Sherman is soon going to be doing something officials say often gets a bad reputation because of its destructive potential but plays a vital role in ensuring the health of the animals, the environment and the natural places ... Flag as irrelevant
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