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Scientist have believe for decades that the Tyrannosaur had never made it to the southern hemisphere, and that all of the T-Rex dinosaurs were found in the north. The Tyrannosaur is a relative of the well known predator the T-Rex. Scientists from Cambridge, London and Melbourne have found the first ever evidence that tyrannosaur dinosaurs [...]

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Well…this is just a name for something that some people believe they already knew was going on. According to geologists from the University of Leicester, which includes Nobel Prize winner, Paul Crutzen and atmospheric chemist. Yes. This guy winning the Nobel Prize automatically makes the whole thing true right? While this stuff doesn’t sound like [...]

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A new method of carbon dating for ancient treasures like mummies, artwork, and other relics without causing them harm has been developed. The new method is expected to revolutionize dating of ancient artifacts. Reporting at the 239th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS), they said it could allow scientific analysis of hundreds of [...]

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ALIVE…just kidding . Utah’s Red Rocks are a national attraction of state and national parks, and monuments. Recently, a new species of plant-eating dinosaur was discovered among them. The plant-eating dinosaur lived 185 million years ago and may have been buried alive by a collapsing sand dune where the skeleton was found. Get ready for [...]

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We have probably heard that dung beetles are strong before. I know it scratched some memory for me when I read that the dung beetle has been proven to be the strongest insect, but they actually did some testing and found which particular dung beetle can bench press you. A species of dung beetle called [...]

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Minocycline, an agent used for acne prevention since the 1970′s has found its use in the prevention of HIV breakouts in a study at Johns Hopkins Minocycline, is expected to be used in conjunction with the current drug treatments for HIV-infected patients as HAART (Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy),

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Not much of a trick to make gold disappear, or is it? Scientists from Germany have published a study about bending light, and have been able to create a form of invisibility on a piece of gold. The findings, published in the journal Science on Thursday, could in the future make it possible large objects [...]

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Materials scientists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are working on a system that uses small amounts of otherwise waste energy to convert water into hydrogen fuel. The process is simple and recycles waste that wouldn’t be used ordinarily. “This study provides a simple and cost-effective technology for direct water splitting that may generate hydrogen fuels [...]

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Yup…this is what I am going to talk about. Hermaphrodite chickens. Well…not so much that weird, but scientists have puzzled for hundreds of years why some chickens seem to appear male one one side, and female on the other. This important mystery has been solved according to Science Daily. Let’s be frank here. Neither you, [...]

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Always surprises me when there is news such as this. We have been studying the moon for centuries, and we have even found ice deposits on moons for OTHER PLANETS, but we just find ice on OUR moon now? OK…obviously the moon isn’t the easiest thing to study being in space and all, but it [...]

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