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Air Pollution: The Culprit To 3.3 Million Deaths Every Year Worldwide

MEDICINE & HEALTH 09.21.2015 03:04 AM

Outdoor air pollution is killing more than 3 million people in the world and would most likely increase twofold in the next 35 years.

Welfare May Actually Encourage Recipients to Work, New Study Suggests

04.01.2015 16:07 PM

Higher Welfare Does Not Encourage Dependency, New Study Suggests Science and politics don't always mix. One is inherently subjective, what someone believes is best for society, both socially and economically.

Total Solar Eclipse 2015—Were You Underwhelmed?

03.20.2015 19:53 PM

It’s the start to the spring today, and with the vernal equinox came a celestial event unlike those in common occurrence. But while flocks of sky-watchers and astronomers ventured north into the Arctic, where a total solar eclipse would be visible for the last time until 2026 in continental Europe, many were left disappointed at the less than “thrilling” display.

CERN May Not Have Found Higgs Boson, But They Found A New Director-General

11.12.2014 16:23 PM

While earlier this week news surrounded a presumptuous theory that researchers at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider in fact had not discovered the elusive Higgs Boson particle as they claimed in 2012, news from the people behind the discovery announced that the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) anticipates an even brighter future with a new Director-General at its helm. Selected at the 173rd closed session held earlier this month, Italian physicist Dr. Fabiola Gianotti will begin her five-year mandate starting on January 1st, 2016.

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