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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ August 30, 2019
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	Big Think New CRISPR tools can cut, splice whole chromosomes Big Think Until recently, the gene-editing tool CRISPR has only been able to make changes within single genes. The new tools allow scientists to cut and splice larger chunks of genetic material. The findings will likely have major implications for a variety of research ... Flag as irrelevant
	Newswise (press release) Scientists uncover key new molecules that could help to tackle tooth loss and regeneration Newswise (press release) Newswise — Our teeth take thousands of bites per day, and understanding exactly what holds them in place and how is key to helping people live with their own teeth for longer. Now new research published in the Journal of Dental Research has shed light ... Flag as irrelevant
	C4ISRNet Sandia Labs picks up good vibrations in rocket launches C4ISRNet The history of rocketry is a history of iterative mistakes. Explosive propulsion carries with it all the hazard contained in the phrase, and error can come from any point of design, assembly, and launch, all cascading in a bright flash or a dull thud, with engineers ... Flag as irrelevant
	Financial Express Chandrayaan 2: ISRO's Lunar craft moves one step closer to the Moon Financial Express Chandrayaan 2 update: Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) successfully maneuvered its Moon-bound spacecraft in the lunar orbit again. ISRO informed that the fourth Moon-bound orbit maneuver of Chandrayaan 2 was successfully performed on ... Flag as irrelevant
	knoxradio UND NASA Visit knoxradio A top NASA official will land in Grand Forks next week to check out U-N-D's Space Program and the Grand Sky Park. U-S Senator Kevin Cramer says the visit by NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine is scheduled for Wednesday. Cramer says in addition to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sputnik International 'Kilonova': Scientists Discover 'Golden Glow' in Space Caused by Massive Stellar Collision Sputnik International Despite originally observing the stellar collision back in 2016, the researchers apparently didn't realise exactly what they had witnessed back then, until a certain event that occurred a year later made them reevaluate their observations. A team of researchers ... Flag as irrelevant
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