Not so icy stares: the moon's water may be difficult to get

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Some form of water ice is suspected to survive inside deep craters near the lunar poles of the Moon, which could be melted for drinking, growing plants and making rocket fuel. Research done in the past showed that such crystals found could be very minute in size making it difficult and costly to excavate them.

Science & research, Discovery and exploration, Moon, Moon exploration

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For the bees

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Researchers are painting the flexible wings of bees with a chemical dye that responds to changes in air pressure. The intensity of the glow created allows scientists to highlight forces acting on the wings.

Insects, Bees

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Full of croc?

Article Abstract:

Australian crocodile wrestler, documentary filmmaker, and television personality Steve Irwin says that habitat destruction is the biggest environmental issue facing the world.

Australia, Analysis, Interview, Animal welfare, Filmmakers, Movie directors, Movie producers (Persons), Irwin, Steve

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