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  • Species identification in the water bottle

    Environmental DNA analysis makes it possible to detect water organisms without having to capture them first. For the first time, a team at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) systematically investigated the effect of various environmental factors on environmental DNA analyses. By doing so, the researchers have made an important step towards the standardized application of this method for the monitoring of water bodies.

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  • NASA Calculated Heavy Rainfall Leading to California Mudslides

    Winter rains falling on recently burned ground triggered deadly mudslides in Santa Barbara County, California on January 9. NASA calculated the amount of rain fall between January 8 and 10, 2018 and calculated the potential for landslides.

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  • Please Do Not Assault the Towering Robot That Roams Walmart

    If you think shopping is tedious, try juggling 200,000 products in a Walmart. Not literally, of course, but somehow keeping the shelves stocked over an area of tens of thousands of square feet. For that you need a worker with a barcode scanner and an enviable amount of patience.

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  • 3-D Structure of Buried Ice Sheets on Mars Revealed by High-Resolution Images

    For the first time, high-resolution images show the three-dimensional structure of massive ice deposits on Mars. According to an in-depth analysis led by the USGS, the images reveal never-before-observed details about the ice sheets, including that some begin just a few feet below the Martian surface and extend to depths greater than 300 feet.  

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  • Airing dirty laundry: Students develop new way to measure plastics released in environment while washing clothes

    Two undergraduate students researching pollution have helped develop a new way to measure how much plastic is released into the environment from laundering clothes – which may be contributing to plastic pollution choking the world's oceans.

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  • NOAA kicks off 2018 with massive supercomputer upgrade

    Faster computers with more storage will boost accuracy, efficiency of U.S. weather models

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  • Babies Stir Up Clouds of Bio-Gunk When They Crawl

    When babies crawl, their movement across floors, especially carpeted surfaces, kicks up high levels of dirt, skin cells, bacteria, pollen, and fungal spores, a new study has found. The infants inhale a dose of bio bits in their lungs that is four times (per kilogram of body mass) what an adult would breathe walking across the same floor.  

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  • New Insight Into Climate Impacts of Deforestation

    Deforestation is likely to warm the climate even more than originally thought, scientists warn.

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  • NASA's Great Observatories Team Up to Find Magnified and Stretched Image of Distant Galaxy

    An intensive survey deep into the universe by NASA's Hubble and Spitzer space telescopes has yielded the proverbial needle-in-a-haystack: the farthest galaxy yet seen in an image that has been stretched and amplified by a phenomenon called gravitational lensing.

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  • Marijuana Farms Expose Spotted Owls to Rat Poison in Northwest California

    Wildlife species are being exposed to high levels of rat poison in northwest California, with illegal marijuana farms the most likely source point, according to a study led by the University of California, Davis, with the California Academy of Sciences.

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