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British Scientists Monitoring Manhattan-Sized Iceberg to Avert Shipping Lane Disaster
British scientists are closely monitoring an iceberg the size of Manhattan to prevent a possible catastrophe in the busy international shipping lanes. The huge iceberg measuring roughly 270 square miles (700 square km) broke off from the Pine Island Glacier in Antarctica, July.
Duke Engineering Students Create W-Fi Fuelled Charging Device
An Eye Test to Diagnose Alzheimer’s? Research Says Possible
Women with Lower Body Fat Wake Up At Same Time Every Day, Study
Fossil of New Big Cat Species Discovered; Oldest Ever Found
Denison University Partners With Food Recovery Network To Feed The Hungry
Snapchat Say's 'No' To Facebook's $3 Billion Cash Offer
Climate Change Behind Early Bird Migration
By Jaleesa BaulkmanHidden In Vietnam Since 1998, The 'Asian Unicorn' Was Finally Spotted On Camera
By Staff ReporterFirst 2,500 Beers Are On Louisville Women's Basketball Head Coach Jeff Walz This Thursday Night
By Staff Reporter2013 Storm Season Was Erratic Yet Mostly Average, Except For Typhoon Haiyan
By Staff ReporterCoach K on 'Riggin for Wiggins' and NBA Teams' Tanking Rumors: 'Shame on Whoever is Doing It'
By Russell WesterholmResearchers Discover Why Binge Drinking Impairs Bone Healing
By Jaleesa BaulkmanContents of Mysterious Jets That Power Black Holes Reveled; Heavier Atoms Power the Streams of Matter
By Russell WesterholmInstant Vital Sign Detector Scanadu Scout Receives Another $10 Million In Funds
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