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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ August 30, 2019
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	Popular Science Humans started transforming Earth a lot earlier than we thought Popular Science Today, humans are changing the planet at an unprecedented rate. Despite the threat of climate change, we're increasing our fossil fuel emissions. We've also imperiled up to one million species and altered over 70 percent of the land's ice-free surface. Flag as irrelevant
	Ars Technica The genetics of sexual orientation are about as complex as sexual orientation Ars Technica Homosexuality is widespread among animals, and it's present in every culture we've looked at. All of which suggests that it's in some way innate to the human species. But figuring out what "innate" means is a real challenge when it comes to a complicated ... Flag as irrelevant
	Big Think NASA is investigating the first alleged space crime Big Think NASA astronaut Anne McClain was accused by her ex-wife for identity theft. The alleged crime was committed on the International Space Station from a NASA computer. Current legal channels exist to solve this dispute, but more heinous or international ... Flag as irrelevant
	APN Live NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine Called Pluto A Planet Again: He's Not Wrong Science 2.0 NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine laid it on the table recently; to him, Pluto is a planet. News outlets are calling him out, saying the "official governing body" does not agree. The Paris-based International Astronomy Union (IAU) is not really astronomy's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Daily Commercial NASA space center employees prepare for the worst as Hurricane Dorian threatens Daily Commercial While meteorologists are still trying to figure out exactly when and where Hurricane Dorian will make landfall, NASA and NOAA are keeping track of this massive storm from space as it potentially threatens the Kennedy Space Center currently orbiting around ... Flag as irrelevant
	Researchers develop low-power, low-cost network for 5G connectivity Science Daily Date: August 29, 2019; Source: University of Waterloo; Summary: Researchers have developed a cheaper and more efficient method for Internet-of-Things devices to receive high-speed wireless connectivity. Share: FULL STORY ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Nation NASA invites students to name Mars 2020 rover The Nation LOS ANGELES-US space agency NASA is inviting students across the United States to find a name for its next Mars rover mission, according to a latest release of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). READ MORE: Indian paranoia seeps into the sea. Flag as irrelevant
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