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Crime Scene Cleanup (Forensic Science)
First Day of Fall (Astronomy)
Prokaryotic & Eukaryotic Cells (Microbiology)
Satellites See Kasatochi Eruption (Natural Disasters)
Hydrogen as an Alternative Energy Source (Environmentalism)
What is the Montauk Monster? (Zoology)
European Eels Declining Because of Nematodes (Marine Biology)
Success in College Physics Classes (Physics)
Lightning Fact and Fiction (Natural Disasters)
What is Game Theory? (Math)
Stargazing Highlights for 2010
In: Stargazing
By: 
Kelly Whitt
Find the best planetary apparitions, eclipses, and meteor showers for 2010. more...
Computer Forensics Training Programs
In: Forensic Science
By: Melissa Murfin
The opportunity to study to become a computer forensics data recovery specialist is available through many training programs. Programs offer certificates or degrees. more...
Automated Customer Service Lowers Personnel Cost
In: Informatics
By: Victoria Nicks
Today's businesses are highly competitive. AI in automated customer service programs provides an advantage by reducing employee costs and increasing available options. more...
In: Geology/Ecology
The great Himalaya Mountain Range formed as a result of tectonic forces driving two continental plates towards each other. more...
Ptolemy and His Map of the World
In: Cartography/Maps
By: Dianne Turgeon
Greek scholar Ptolemy published Guide to Geography, which became the definitive work on the subject for centuries, influencing Renaissance explorers. more...
Southern Ontario Tornado Outbreak 2009
Declared the largest tornado outbreak in Canadian history, a total of 18 tornadoes touched down. This surpassed the number of tornadoes in the 2006 Ontario outbreak. more...
Mold Allergy, Which Fungi Cause Allergies?
In: Microbiology
By: Tami Port
Mold and mildew, like all fungi, produce tiny spores to reproduce. Fungal spores are found throughout the environment and can cause allergic reaction in some people. more...
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Stargazing Highlights for 2010
In: Stargazing
By: Kelly Whitt
U.S. National Parks and Bioprospecting
By: Sara E. Lewis
Nitrogen, the Reluctant Life Saver
By: Anthony Toole
The Environmental Effects of Mountaintop Removal
In: Geology/Ecology
By: K. Gregg Elliott
Automated Customer Service Lowers Personnel Cost
In: Informatics
By: Victoria Nicks
Persimmon Seeds Predict Winter Weather
By: Beverly Bright
Focus in the Midst of Distraction
In: Nervous System
By: Marjorie McAtee
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