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    +New Menu Item on Space Station: Drinking Water Made from Recycled Urine
      WORKING UP A THIRST: NASA is developing a water recovery system for the International Space Station that will recycle astronauts' urine, among other things, to make drinking water.

    +The Science Education Myth
      Political leaders, tech executives, and academics often claim that the U.S. is falling behind in math and science education.

    +Mac OS X Leopard: Defective DVDs, BSODs Make Some Miss Tiger
      All is not well in Apple-Land. Several threads on the Apple discussion forums indicate a defective batch of DVDs, as well as BSODs ("blue screen of death") after installation. Now, much as I always say about Microsoft, you can't expect 100% flawless behavior; there's no such thing as bug-free software after all. But the defective DVDs, on the other hand, seem pretty widespread.

    +Soil Erosion Not Adding To Global Warming, Says Study
      Agricultural soil erosion is not a source of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, according to research published in Science.

    +Thomas Edison versus Nikola Tesla: Who was moreproductive?
      Thomas Edison is widely known as the greatest inventor the world has ever known. Nikola Tesla is also known as a great inventor and many people say he was more brilliant than Edison was. So who was really the best?

    +California wildfires could snuff out rare species
      Some rare types of trees, butterflies and other wildlife could lose their struggle for survival after this month's southern California fires, which ravaged one of the most unique, biodiverse areas in the world, scientists say.

    +NASA to search files on '65 UFO incident
      NASA has agreed to search its archives once again for documents on a 1965 UFO incident in Pennsylvania, a step the space agency fought in federal court.

    +Hotel Biz Zillionaire's Next Venture? Inflatable Space Pods.
      An inflatable space station, to be precise — a massive bouncy castle meant to expand when it gets into orbit.

    +The Dirt On French Clay: Natural Healing Is Making A Comeback
      For thousands of years, people have used clay to heal wounds, soothe indigestion, and kill intestinal worms. The recent rise of drug-resistant germs has scientists looking more closely at these ancient remedies to learn exactly what they can do and how they do it.

    +Agricultural soil erosion is not adding to global warming
      Agricultural soil erosion is not a source of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, according to research published online today in the journal Science.

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