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Science DEC 23, 2025

Rocks Making Oxygen in Total Darkness

Four thousand meters below the Pacific Ocean surface, where sunlight never reaches, Andrew Sweetman's sensors showed something impossible. Oxygen levels were...

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science OCT 8, 2021

A Detailed Guide to Using Lime in Water Treatment

Are you familiar with the use of lime in water treatments? It’s used by a large number of municipalities to improve the quality of water by making it softer...

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science MAR 26, 2020

What Skills and Knowledge Does the MCAT Test?

If you're looking to go to med school in the U.S. or Canada, taking the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) should be high on your priority list. The MCAT is...

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science JUL 25, 2019

What Is Hair Micropigmentation and How It Can Help with Hair Loss

While there are tons of options for hair loss treatment, most are quite expensive and don’t provide satisfactory results to ease your frustration. Hair...

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science JUN 12, 2019

A Beginner Guide for Dissertation Writing

A PhD paper remains the most demanding academic paper you will ever write. As a beginner, you feel overwhelmed by the task that lies ahead. However, there is...

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science DEC 12, 2018

The Benefits of Building Roofs with PPGI Material

The roof of a home is one of its most important elements. Without a solid roof, the home would be unprotected. That’s why it is so important to build roofs...

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science JAN 30, 2018

Can Artificial Intelligence Really Work?

While Tech firms are on a path to conquer the next grand human achievement that will change the world, the question must be posed have these engineers and...

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science AUG 10, 2017

Experiencing the Solar Eclipse

Once in a celestial spell (about 18 months), a solar eclipse appears somewhere on the planet Earth. For North America, the last time that a solar eclipse...

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science MAY 16, 2017

The Unicorn of the Sea

Its recovered bone was once sold as the horn from the unicorn. What was once thought to be a legend in the far past has been in modern times revealed to be the...

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science APR 24, 2017

Astronaut Peggy Whitson Breaks Record After Record

Today, astronaut Peggy Whitson broke the record for the most cumulative time in space by an American astronaut. By the time she returns to Earth in September,...

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science APR 21, 2017

Will You March for Science?

This year, tens of thousands of people across the country are expected to spend Earth Day participating in the March for Science. The main event will be held...

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science APR 19, 2017

Steve Ballmer Invests $10 Million into Government Transparency

The former Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer, launched his 3-year project called **USAFacts.org.** The website helps citizens learn the facts about the US...

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science APR 11, 2017

Understanding Our Oceans: Part 3

One of the fundamentally recognized realities in the life sciences is that the vast majority of organisms require oxygen. Although, what most people seem...

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science APR 9, 2017

Understanding Our Oceans: Part 2

In part two of our series, we will continue to understand our seas by looking further into different life forms and nautical objects. Sink down into the depths...

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science APR 6, 2017

Can We Become Young Again?

If you are interested in the most impressive pharmaceutical advancements, you'll benefit from learning about a new drug which is on the horizon. It is touted...

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science APR 2, 2017

Understanding Our Oceans: Part 1

The water around our continents known as oceans and seas could also be considered undiscovered country. It is a vast area of a hard to examine liquid biosphere...

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science MAR 29, 2017

How Does Soap Work?

Have you ever wondered how the detergent that you put in your washing machine gets rid of the stains on your clothes? It may seem like an incredible phenomenon...

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science MAR 23, 2017

Could LA Sink into the Ocean?

Scientists have been warning that Southern California is overdue for a massive earthquake, but new studies claim that a large earthquake is not the worst part...

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science FEB 28, 2017

If You Have Trypophobia, Don't Open This

What is Trypophobia? And Is It Real? Yes, sort of. Although, it isn't an officially recognized phobia, trypophobia is known as a fear of holes, more often,...

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science OCT 20, 2016

Don't Miss the Orionid Meteor Shower as It Peaks Tonight!

We had the Perseids in August and can look forwards to the Geminids in December, but tonight, we have the chance to view the Orionid meteor shower....

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science OCT 3, 2016

Taste Buds: What Does It Mean When Your Preference 'Changes'

You've heard people remark that something is an "acquired taste" right? But have you ever thought about what that actually means? What changes in our taste...

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