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Staying Out of a Jam: Air Force Looks at Nanotube Sheets for Electromagnetic Shielding
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Can Oil Be Recycled?
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News 11/5/09
Tweak Gravity: What If There Is No Dark Matter?
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Can Closing the Ozone Hole Also Help Combat Climate Change?
Finding alternatives to refrigerants such as hydrofluorocarbons will help prevent the ozone hole being healed at climate's expense -
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Breast Milk Is Best for Newborns, but the Bottle Is Fine, Too
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Scientific American Mind 11/6/09
MIND Reviews: Brainy Gifts
From home sleep-cycle monitoring to a tap into the psychology of motivation, these clever products promise to get inside your head
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Government Incentives Can Help Finance Energy-Efficient Home Improvements
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