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Iceland Is Harvesting Renewable Energy From Molten Magma
Iceland is drilling into the Earth to tap renewable energy from liquid magma. This new energy source could reach temperatures of 400 to 1,000 degrees Celsius.
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Elon Musk Reveals His Visions on Human Habitation on Mars
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The Hunt for Planet 9: How Soon Can We See the Elusive Planet?
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Zero Sex Life? Being Single is Now a 'Disability,' WHO Says
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Renewable Energy: India to Replace Coal with Cheaper Solar Power by 2022
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