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Google Alert - Science

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Science
As-it-happens update May 1, 2019
NEWS
Space.com
The launch failures that doomed two recent NASA climate-science missions were caused by faulty materials provided by an aluminum manufacturer, agency officials announced today (April 30). NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) and Glory ...
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Live Science
The earliest human footprint on record in the Americas wasn't found in Canada, the United States or even Mexico; it was found much farther south, in Chile, and it dates to an astonishing 15,600 years ago, a new study finds. The finding sheds light on when ...
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International Business Times
There are 500 habitable planets in the Milky Way galaxy, according to astrobiologists, wherein life could exist. These planets are located in the habitable zone, also known as the Goldilocks Zone, that is not too near or too far from the local star like the Earth is ...
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Newsweek
A huge ice corridor has been discovered on Saturn's biggest moon, Titan. The icy streak was found to stretch approximately 40 percent of the circumference of the moon—making it over 4,000 miles in length. "This icy corridor is puzzling, because it doesn't ...
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Daily Beast
All it takes is a fleet of planes spraying aerosols, diamond dust, or sea salt into the stratosphere. Thor Benson. 05.01.19 5:11 AM ET. Climate change is here, whether you believe in it or not. Fighting climate change is a different matter entirely. It's political.
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Indianapolis Star
If you missed the last meteor shower at the end of April, don't fret. The weather will be warmer and you may be in for a bigger astronomical show for the first weekend in May, when the Eta Aquarids meteor shower comes to a slice of sky near you. It may be ...
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Tech Explorist
Scientists say they have removed the recent doubts cast on the presence of the elusive dark matter within galaxies, disproving the empirical relations in support of alternative theories. Dark matter is one of the greatest enigmas of astrophysics and cosmology, ...
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Technology Networks
News May 01, 2019 | Original story from the American Society of Agronomy. Exotic Genes May Solve the "Catch 22" of Cotton Breeding. Cotton fiber length comparison of several varieties. Fiber properties such as fiber length shown here is quantitatively ...
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Scientists have employed magnets to separate enantiomers.1 Using the interactions between the electron spin in the molecules and the magnet, they initiate crystallisation of a specific enantiomer depending on which pole of the magnet is used. Racemic ...
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Google Alert - Ebola

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Ebola
As-it-happens update May 1, 2019
NEWS
Democratic Republic of Congo registered a one-day record of 27 new confirmed Ebola cases on Sunday, raising last week's number of cases to 126.
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WEB
The Cytokine Response Profile of Ebola Virus Disease in a Large Cohort of Rhesus Macaques ...
Open Forum Infect Dis. 2019 Feb 6;6(3):ofz046. doi: 10.1093/ofid/ofz046. eCollection 2019 Mar. The Cytokine Response Profile of Ebola Virus ...
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Ebola Orphans are Thankful for Your Educational Support
We greatly appreciate your continued support that is impacting children, like Dorcas and Aaron, who became orphans during the Ebola Crisis.
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As-it-happens update May 1, 2019
NEWS
International Business Times
Asteroids could very well hit Earth in the near future and cause widespread destruction, according to NASA. NASA's administrator emphasized the significance of planetary defense in protecting people against possible asteroid and comet impacts during his ...
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International Business Times
NASA's new space telescope might be able to find "alien life" in other planets outside the Earth's solar system once it goes into orbit a few years from now, an expert claims. The Hubble telescope has been giving NASA key information as the agency continues ...
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spectroscopyNOW.com
A "deep learning" approach to detecting storms on Saturn is set to transform our understanding of planetary atmospheres, according to University College London and University of Arizona researchers. The new technique, called PlanetNet, identifies and ...
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Spatial Source
International aquatic remote sensing company EOMAP will showcase its unique contribution to the world-first 3D habitat map of the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) at the International Forum on Satellite-Derived Bathymetry, SDB Day 2019, next month in Australia.
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Express.co.uk
Although the Lyrid meteor shower has ended, stargazers have an even greater treat in store. One of this year's best meteor showers — the Eta Aquariids — will hit its peak this week. And although famed Halley's Comet remains far from Earth, eons of its ...
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Westside Eagle Observer
May will probably have more clear nights for viewing the universe than April did, but as soon as I write this, I have probably jinxed it! Well ... I hope not! May can offer some of the most wonderful viewing nights available the whole year. As I explain below, May ...
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ABC News
The remains of long-extinct predators dating back to the last Ice Age have been unearthed by underwater cave explorers in Mexico. Key points: The discovery shows the long-extinct carnivores ventured up to 2,000 kilometres outside of South America ...
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Google Alert - Ebola

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Ebola
As-it-happens update May 1, 2019
WEB
Ebola situation worsening while support lags
English News and Press Release on DR Congo about Health, Protection and Human Rights, Epidemic and more; published on 30 Apr 2019 by WHO.
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