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High-Powered NASA Grow-Light Reduces Chemotherapy Side Effects
Healing LightNASA/David Higginbotham via Science DailyA nurse in the Bone Marrow Transplant and Cellular Therapy Unit at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospital demonstrates use of a WARP 75...
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Nuclear-Powered LEDs Will Light Up Future Space Farms Far From the Sun
Space FarmingNASAIn this NASA file photo, Dr. Ray Wheeler checks on hydroponically grown lettuce in a Biomass Production Chamber.Robots don't need a whole lot to survive, and even thrive, on the...
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Overload Of Gut Bacteria Can Stunt Children's Growth
Health Too many microbes cause malnutrition It turns out that too many bacteria living in the large intestine may play a larger role in stunting growth than previously thought, according to a study...
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Tomatoes and subway systems might have something in common
Science They're both just trying to get the biggest bang for their buck. Plants and transportation systems have developed similar solutions to efficiently deliver cargo.
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High-Powered NASA Grow-Light Reduces Chemotherapy Side Effects
Science WARP 75 lamp eases pain A powerful NASA-developed grow lamp designed for the space shuttle can ease a debilitating side effect of cancer treatment, according to a new study. That’s directly...
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Nuclear-Powered LEDs Will Light Up Future Space Farms Far From the Sun
Technology Robots don't need a whole lot to survive, and even thrive, on the surface of Mars (once they get there, anyway). But meeting even the most basic needs of humans will be a… Robots don't need...
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Overload Of Gut Bacteria Can Stunt Children's Growth
Health Too many microbes cause malnutrition It turns out that too many bacteria living in the large intestine may play a larger role in stunting growth than previously thought, according to a study...
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Tomatoes and subway systems might have something in common
Science They're both just trying to get the biggest bang for their buck. Plants and transportation systems have developed similar solutions to efficiently deliver cargo.
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