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NASA's New Kind of Breathing Tanks Could Make Mining and Space Exploration Safer
A technology used by NASA to protect crews working around hazardous gases soon could soon become part of a number of life-saving applications for those venturing both far beneath and above the Earths' surface, the agency announced.
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Too early to Draw Connection between Ice-sheet Loss and Global Warming, Researchers Say
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