New artificial organs and human anatomy mimic the real thing, even up to the point of […]
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Body for practice surgery even bleeds fake blood
Posted by Mark Michaud-Rochester on November 18th, 2016
Posted in Biology, Health, Science General 
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No Comments »Lightning adds missing info to storm forecasts
Posted by Hannah Hickey-UW on November 17th, 2016
A new study shows how to apply lightning strike information to storm forecasts. “When you […]
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Posted in Physics, Science General, Technology Tags: 8221 holzworth says, 8221 says coauthor, accurate, adds missing info, atmospheric, Atmospheric Sciences, Clouds, Coauthor, Convection, creates, different, forecast, forecasting, forecasts, funded, global, ground, ground stations, holzworth, improve, information, instrument, Launch, Lightning, lightning adds missing, lightning location, lightning location network, lightning observations, lightning occurs, Lightning Strike, Lightning Strikes, location, location network, method, minutes, missing, moisture, National, network, observations, occurs, oceanic, People, places, places where, potential, prediction, professor, recent, record, research, Satellite, Satellites, sciences, stations, storm forecasts, Storms, strike, Strikes, strong, systems, Thunderstorms, university, WASHINGTON, Weather, Weather Forecasts, Weather Prediction No Comments »Did a frozen pile of nitrogen make Pluto tip over?
Posted by Daniel Stolte on November 17th, 2016
There’s evidence a frozen mass of nitrogen piled up and threw Pluto off kilter, much […]
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Posted by News on November 17th, 2016
From Daniel Stolte at University of Arizona News: Sputnik Planitia, a 1,000-kilometer-wide basin within the iconic heart-shaped region observed on Pluto’s surface, could be in its present location because accumulation of ice made the dwarf planet roll over, creating cracks and tensions in the crust that point toward the presence of a subsurface ocean. Published […]
Posted in Astronomy, Science General Tags: Copyright, effect, Horizons, james keane, location, planet, planitia, Pluto, present, published, Sputnik, sputnik planitia, subsurface, Subsurface Ocean, Surface, university, Volatiles No Comments »Why sequence this fly’s genes? Because it’s not special
Posted by Richard Schneider-Indiana on November 11th, 2016
Scientists have sequenced the genome of the black blow fly—nature’s recycler, wound cleanser, and forensic […]
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