Article Published by: nasa.gov Venus may have had a shallow liquid-water ocean and habitable surface temperatures for up to 2 billion years of its early history, according to computer modeling of the planet’s ancient climate by scientists at NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) in...
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Article Published by: espn The U.S. men's soccer team manhandled Bolivia 3-0 in an international friendly at Talen Energy Stadium on Monday. Walker Zimmerman, Josh Sargent and Tim Weah all scored their first international goals. Another debutante, goalkeeper Alex Bono, recorded his first shutout, although he...
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Article Published by: fieldandstream.com From the Colorado to Maine, Wisconsin to Georgia, trout all behave the same way. How, when, and where they feed is highly predictable. Learning how to catch them on a fly rod, however, goes beyond simply knowing where to find the fish. The...
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Article Published by: economist Diplomats the world over know that a well-chosen turn of phrase can make or break a negotiation. But the psychological effects of different grammatical structures have not been investigated as thoroughly as they might have been. A study just published in Psychological Science,...
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Article Published by: social.ufcvipexerience If you watched the recent fights at UFC® 173 you may have noticed there are two types of viewers: those who know and those who don’t. What I mean is that to some, these fights were a lot of rolling around on the...
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Article Published by: forbes Businesses are improving their decisions with AI technology. A decision is the action that results from AI answering a question. For example, a business might ask the question, “What is the best route for a delivery truck given its origin, destination and...
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Article Published by: nasa.gov Each new season brings change. Seasonal change on land is something that we’re familiar with and adjust to regularly. But what happens to billions of phytoplankton in the ocean each season? How do they adjust to changing sunlight patterns and mixing of...
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Article Published by: economist.com Whether a sudden sharp decline in asset prices amounts to a meaningless blip or something more depends on mass psychology For much of the past two years, market watchers have had little to write about, apart from the passing of one stock-index milestone...
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Article Published by: fieldandstream.com When it comes to food plots, it’s not particularly hard to grow something green that a whitetail deer will eat, but that doesn’t mean it will do squat to help your deer hunting. Spring is the time of year when hunters are clearing...
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Article Published by: forbes Alyssa Ravasio’s obsession with the outdoors started when she was kid. The founder and CEO of Hipcamp remembers from an early age finding solace in the wild. One of her favorite activities was catching lizards and snakes. “I was never the most popular kid,”...
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