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Volunteer James Leidner spent three nights in a high-tech sleeping bag that unloads pressure in the brain by suctioning fluids into the lower body. NASA hopes the sack can be used by astronauts in space to alleviate the vision and cardiovascular problems they commonly endure during longer missions. (UT Southwestern Medical Center)

To Boldly Doze: How Vacuum Sleeping Bags Could Help Astronauts’ Sight

December 11, 2021 1skholloway1975 Comments Off

Special beds correct the weightless body fluid pressures that cause blurred vision.�
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“I think my life experiences and spiritual foundation more than anything have influenced my decision to become an entrepreneur,” says Jay Highsmith. (Herbert Geddis)

Jay Highsmith Productions Focuses Creativity Through A Spiritual Lens

December 10, 2021 1skholloway1975 Comments Off

“Video editing is very therapeutic for me,” says Highsmith.
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Israeli researchers have developed an immunotherapy platform that inhibits melanoma. (Courtesy of Weizmann Institute of Science)

How To Reduce Cancer Drug Dosage A Millionfold

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Researchers have developed an immunotherapy platform that inhibits melanoma using TRAIL proteins and NanoGhost technology.
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Professor Bryan Fry of the University of Queensland led a study on how descendants of the last common ancestor of great apes and humans, millions of years ago, developed resistance to snake neurotoxins, as well as better eyesight as a defense mechanism. (University of Queensland)

Ancient Hiss-tory: Man’s Monkey Ancestors Passed On Resistance To Snake Venom, Better Eyesight

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The threat of deadly cobras and other snakes led to an evolutionary arms race with primates.
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Researchers used DNA capture-enrichment technology developed at McMaster University to isolate and rebuild the fluctuating animal and plant communities during the Pleistocene-Holocene transition of 11,000 years ago in North America. (Julius Cstonyi)

Mammoth Discovery: Giant Tuskers And Wild Horses Roaming North America Died Out Only 5,000 Years Ago

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New permafrost studies reveal the ancient beasts survived for far longer than previously thought.
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For the week ending Dec. 3, the federal governmentt reported that commercial crude oil inventories declined by a modest 200,000 barrels per day from the previous week. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Influential US Data On Oil And Gas Relegated To ‘Other News’

December 9, 2021 1skholloway1975 Comments Off

Analysts told Zenger that market players are looking for economic clues elsewhere.
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An artist's concept shows that 70 million years ago, Quetzalcoatlus northropi and related species of pterosaurs ranged in the ancient forests of Texas. Scientists have discovered how it moved on land and could leap into the air and take flight. (James Kuether)

Dino-Soar: How The World’s Largest Flying Predator Got Into The Air

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The massive pterosaur was as big as a giraffe and leaped high into the air before flapping its wings.
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The IAU in 2006 withdrew recognition of Pluto as a planet based on the current definition that a planet must clear its own orbit, but now researchers are pushing back, saying that definition is based on astrology, not science. This enhanced color image of Pluto was produced by combining four images from New Horizons Long Range Reconnaissance Imager with color data from the spacecraft Ralph instrument. (JPL/NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research Institute)

Plut-No! Is Pluto Making A Comeback As A Planet?

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Some experts say downgrading Pluto was based on astrological concepts, not scientific ones, and that it should be reinstated.
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Yemoja’s new micro-algae will make veggie burgers look red and juicy. Yemoja’s solution browns up when sizzled and also congeals like real meat juices. (Courtesy of Yemoja)

Medium Scare: Food Scientists Turn Veggie Burgers Bloody

December 8, 2021 1skholloway1975 Comments Off

Red micro-algae can give plant-based patties the look of a real meat burger.�
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Mishela Rabkin and Tal Levin had an unexpected ringbearer at their wedding. (Gili Galdan)

VIDEO: Gown Boy: Robot Dog Carries Bride’s Wedding Ring

December 8, 2021 1skholloway1975 Comments Off

Pals program Spot the mechanical mutt to act as ring bearer at the drone firm boss’ marriage service.
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