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  Map of World's Groundwater Shows Planet's 'Hidden' Reservoirs

  Live Science - Elizabeth Newbern

  A new map of Earth's groundwater supply shows where on the planet water is locked up and "hidden" underground. The map — the first of its kind — …

• No wonder it took a looong way to create a brand name http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/18/magazine/the-weird-science-of-naming-new-products.html

  

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• For the past 50 years, this area has never warmed up.

  

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  Scientists drilling first deep ice core at the South Pole

  phys.org - Hannah Hickey

  This winter, when many people's imaginations were fixed on the North Pole, a small group of scientists has been working on the other side of the …

• For those who afraid with needle

  

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  Stick-On Tattoo Measures Blood Sugar Without Needles

  Popular Science - Lydia Ramsey

  Sweet news for diabetics Diabetics often prick their fingers up to eight times a day to check their blood sugar. Researchers have long looked for a solution that provides constant monitoring without being so invasive, and researchers at the University of California San Diego have come up with a new …

• Why we don't communite to protect animals? :)

  

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  Citizen science: creating an inclusive network for conservation

  The Guardian

  In September 1996 we tested the first iteration of a handheld data capture software called CyberTracker in the Karoo National Park in South Africa. Karel Benadie, a tracker who cannot read or write, selected an icon depicting the black rhino on the touch-screen of an Apple Newton handheld computer. …

• And that's why some food become people's favourite :)

  

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  Decoding Delicious: Why Your Food Tastes So Good

  huffingtonpost.com - Shaahin Cheyene

  I was joyfully sitting at a beach-side restaurant on the Mayan Riviera enjoying my meal. I was with my 11-year-old nephew when I pointed out the …