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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ May 1, 2019
	NEWS
	WDVM 25 NASA astronaut aboard International Space Station speaks to Frederick community WDVM 25 Frederick Community College (FCC) hosted a live video question-and-answer with a NASA astronaut aboard the International Space Station. Residents in the Frederick community packed inside the JBK Theater to watch a live video with NASA Astronaut, ... Flag as irrelevant
	News Nation SpaceX gets nod to operate Starlink satellites at lower altitude to prevent space junk News Nation SpaceX has been given the Federal Communications Commission approval to halve the orbital altitude of more than 1,500 planned broadband satellites in order to lower the risk of space debris and improve latency. Earlier there were protests by competitors ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sky News Blow in the willows: Cocaine found in rural county's river wildlife Sky News Researchers tested aquatic animals' exposure and found traces of a wide array of chemicals - including illegal drugs. They examined 15 sites across Suffolk and are now calling for more research across the UK to find out whether its is a national issue or one ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ May 1, 2019
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	Bloomberg NASA Says Aluminum Fraud Caused $700 Million Satellite Failures Bloomberg Faulty materials supplied by a unit of Norsk Hydro ASA, one of the world's top aluminum producers, led to more than $700 million of losses in two failed NASA satellite launch missions, according to an investigation by the space agency. Flag as irrelevant
	Earth.com Rigorous standards needed in the wake of CRISPR baby crisis Earth.com Last fall, Chinese biophysicist He Jianku shocked the world when he announced the successful birth of twins with edited genomes. What followed was a large scale condemnation of the project from the scientific community regarding the lack of any scientific ... Flag as irrelevant
	WYMT News UK student uses drone to improve weather forecasting WYMT News LEXINGTON, Ky. (WYMT/WKYT) - A graduate student at the University of Kentucky is using drones to research the atmosphere. Our sister station WKYT reports this research could help better predict the weather. Travis Schuyler is a Ph.D. candidate in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Industry News Daily Soluble fibres for proper digestion and excretion The New Indian Express Published: 01st May 2019 04:00 AM | Last Updated: 30th April 2019 10:21 PM | A+A A-. By Divya PurushoTham. CHENNAI : Psyllium husk is derived from a shrub, common in India. When psyllium husk comes in contact with water in the body, it swells and ... Flag as irrelevant
	inews.co.uk Cocaine found in wildlife across the rivers of rural Suffolk inews.co.uk Britain's waterways are so polluted that shrimp in the rivers of rural Suffolk are contaminated with cocaine, prescription drugs and fertilisers, a new study found. Researchers looked at 15 different stretches of river across the county and found traces of cocaine ... Flag as irrelevant
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Google Alert - Ebola

	Ebola As-it-happens update ⋅ May 1, 2019
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	Ugandan health workers fatigued: Ebola simulation report Writing for the Web - TypePad The exercise showed that health workers at different border posts are tired of being on standby. Uganda has been in a state of Ebola preparedness ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ May 1, 2019
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	Daily Mail Fish in British rivers contain traces of COCAINE, ketamine, pesticides and pharmaceutical drugs Daily Mail Scientists were left shocked when traces of illegal party drugs were found in freshwater shrimp swimming in Britain's countryside rivers. Drugs such as cocaine and ketamine were discovered by a team investigating 15 sites at five rivers around Suffolk to see ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Ebola As-it-happens update ⋅ May 1, 2019
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	Sharp increase in Congo Ebola deaths as medical teams hit by attacks The Bakersfield Californian KINSHASA, Congo — Ebola cases and deaths in eastern Congo have risen sharply in the past week, authorities said Tuesday, placing the blame on ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ May 1, 2019
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	Live Science The Moon Might Be the Frozen Leftovers from Earth's Ancient Magma Ocean Live Science There is a problem with the moon: Nobody really knows how it formed, and the most popular theory — known as the giant impact hypothesis — doesn't seem to match up with modern observations of the moon's chemical composition. In a new study published ... Flag as irrelevant
	Science Magazine In lopsided vote, US science academy backs move to eject sexual harassers Science Magazine Breaking with their 156-year history, members of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences (NAS) today voted overwhelmingly in favor of amending the elite organization's bylaws to allow ejection of members who breach the group's new Code of Conduct, which ... Flag as irrelevant
	Futurity: Research News Search for Titan's methane source reveals icy surprise Futurity: Research News Scientists have discovered an ice corridor that wraps nearly halfway around Titan, Saturn's largest moon. Rain, seas, and a surface of eroding organic material exist on both Earth and Titan. However, on Titan it's methane, not water, that fills the lakes with ... Flag as irrelevant
	CU Boulder Today What's so funny about climate change? CU Boulder Today Environmental researchers know the problem all too well: the science on climate change is clear, but people won't listen. For most people, perusing the latest 500-plus page report on global warming projections is more likely to inspire a nap than a drastic ... Flag as irrelevant
	Burbank Observer ISS Mission Of NASA Astronaut Christina Koch To Help Understand Long-Term Effects Of Spaceflight On Women Daddyhood NASA astronaut Christina Koch is well on her way to setting the record for the longest stay in space by a woman. Koch is currently part of the American space agency's Expedition 59 and 60 crew, which launched to the International Space Station in March. Flag as irrelevant
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