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Instead of doing just spot checks in the grocery aisles, it may now have a much better way of determining the shelf life of your favorite foods. Making your hcg weight loss program much more viable than hoping you get some bad food and don’t want to eat anymore. Minced meat, bread, fruit juice and [...]

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Keeping on the topic of possible future life in the universe, we see more research that is looking back into the past of solar system formation. This time it is a burgeoning disc of in a nearby solar system that is known to contain enough water to fill thousands of oceans. Giving scientists a look [...]

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NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope is watching a comet downpour in nearby solar system. Why this is significant is that scientists believe it resembles our own solar system several billion years ago during a period known as the “Late Heavy Bombardment,” which may have brought water and other life-forming ingredients to Earth. (Entirely theoretical of course) [...]

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The snaggle-toothed ichthyosaurs was larger than school buses, It is thought to have swam at the top of the Triassic Period ocean food chain, or so it seemed before Mount Holyoke College paleontologist Mark McMenamin took a look at some of their remains in Nevada. No Wedding Shower Invitations between these two it seems. There [...]

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Dieter Egli and Scott Noggle at The New York Stem Cell Foundation (NYSCF) Laboratory in New York City has made an important advance in the development of patient-specific stem cells that could impact the study and treatment of diseases such as diabetes, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s. Scientists have derived individual stem cells from individuals by adding [...]

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