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Posted on August 19, 2015

How We Tell if a Volcano Is Active, Dormant, or Extinct

How We Tell if a Volcano Is Active, Dormant, or Extinct

You hear the terms all the time, but what is meant by an active, dormant or extinct volcano?

The post How We Tell if a Volcano Is Active, Dormant, or Extinct appeared first on WIRED.

Posted on August 19, 2015

Turning CO2 from air into car parts may help carbon capture pay

Atmospheric CO2 can be turned into carbon nanofibres for high-tech uses a method that may also hold promise for profitable carbon capture









Posted on August 19, 2015

NASA scours retired space shuttles for spare parts

Two of the four NASA space shuttles on display in US museums have had their water tanks removed for possible use in a storage system for the ISS









Posted on August 19, 2015

E-spliff on sale in UK designed to relieve pain minus the high

A device called MediPen is said to contain hemp oil imbued with 20 per cent cannabidiol – the compound thought to be responsible for weed's health benefits









Posted on August 19, 2015

Mystery of Australia’s five-legged animals cracked

The need to hop fast in open habitats seems to have driven the evolution of unusual habit of using their tail as a fifth leg in some of Australia's iconic marsupials









Posted on August 19, 2015

Shattered Stone-Age bones expose world’s oldest mass torture

Grim find of 26 mutilated bodies in Germany is earliest evidence of mass torture, challenging the view of rural harmony among early Europeans









Posted on August 19, 2015

Zoologger: Disco clam’s light show is all about stayin’ alive

They have 40 eyes, change sex as they grow and flash constantly. Now we're starting to figure out why these flamboyant molluscs put on their light show









Posted on August 19, 2015

Shock therapy and surgery saving California’s threatened condors

Electric shock training and surgery are starting to pay off for the teams fighting to save one of the world's largest birds









Posted on August 19, 2015

Ancient whistle language uses whole brain for long-distance chat

A whistled form of Turkish used to communicate across mountain valleys shows that it's not just the left side of the brain that processes language









Posted on August 19, 2015

Print your own satellite in orbiting space factory

Satellites that are manufactured and assembled in orbit could let you launch your own armchair science project or just experience the effect of seeing Earth from above









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