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Researchers Develop New Tool to Measure Light Polarization
The innovation, instead of using the traditional silicon, highlights organic polymers' distinctive properties to measure and detect polarization.
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NASA to Send Curiosity Rover to Find Water on Mars?
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Oil Giant BP: World Carbon Emissions Stopped Growing Last Year
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"Bright Spots" Were Discovered in Our Dead Coral Reefs, What They Mean For The Ocean’s Future
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Brexit's Potential Impact On The Environment Not Good
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Scientists Made a Rosetta’s Comet Perfume, and It Smells Putrid
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HIV Update: Small Trial Shows Potential of a Human Antibody as Cure for HIV
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Old Technology Successfully Reduce Salmonella in Meat Products by 90 Percent
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Study: Visiting Parks for 30 Minutes Each Week Could Reduce Risk of High Blood Pressure, Poor Mental Health
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Consequences of Global Warming: Why the Arctic's Strange Pink Snow is Something We Should Be Scared About
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NASA: Hubble Telescope Detects Mysterious Dark Spot on Neptune
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South Pole Station Rescue: Plane Completes Risky Transport of Two Sick Lockheed Martin Crew
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
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