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Operation, woman leaving hospital

12th - Higher Ed
MOT 1937: OPERATION: Doctors Surgeons in masks gowns operating being handed tools by nurses. Woman taking file from cabinet. CU Medical chart 'complete cure'. Young adult males walking in hospital hallway elder woman. Sign 'To the Street'
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The March of Time

1965: NEUROSCIENCE: MACHINES: TD MS Electroencephalogram (EEG) printing brain wave record on paper, MS Two scientists talking while watching, three scientists standing at machine, male adjusting knob FG.

12th - Higher Ed
MOT 1965: NEUROSCIENCE: MACHINES: TD MS Electroencephalogram (EEG) printing brain wave record on paper, MS Two scientists talking while watching, three scientists standing at machine, male adjusting knob FG.
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1965: BRAIN EXPERIMENTS

12th - Higher Ed
1965: BRAIN EXPERIMENTS
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The March of Time

1965: Model of human brain

12th - Higher Ed
Model of human brain
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The March of Time

1965: BRAIN EXPERIMENTS

12th - Higher Ed
1965: BRAIN EXPERIMENTS
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Researchers convert banana cellulose into biodegradable plastic

12th - Higher Ed
According to researchers at Australia’s University of South Wales, banana growing can be a highly wasteful process with 88 percent of the plant being discarded after fruit harvesting.
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Caught on camera: Police brutality and racism in Trump's America | The Listening Post (Full)

9th - Higher Ed
How the video of a Black man's murder set the United States ablaze. Plus, drone investigations from on high.
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Canada should apologize for forced adoptions: Senate report

9th - Higher Ed
Between 1945 and 1971, an estimated 350,000 Canadian women were forced to give up their babies for adoption because they weren't married.
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The Spy in Your Phone | Al Jazeera World

9th - Higher Ed
The story of how Israeli-made spyware Pegasus works, the hacking of journalists' phones and its ominous consequences.
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Ancient whale found in Peru may be the heaviest animal ever

9th - Higher Ed
Move over, blue whale. There is a new contender for the heaviest animal in Earth’s history.
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NASA says there is definitely water on the moon

9th - Higher Ed
NASA scientists announce the first unambiguous detection of water molecules on the lunar surface – a breakthrough that could help facilitate an eventual crewed mission to Mars.
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NASA’s OSIRIS-REx grabs rocks from asteroid in historic mission

9th - Higher Ed
A NASA spacecraft touched down on the rugged surface of the Bennu asteroid on Tuesday, grabbing a sample of rocks dating back to the birth of the solar system to bring home.
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Shot of electromagnetic wave inspecting room at korea testing laboratory

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Shot of electromagnetic wave inspecting room at korea testing laboratory
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Ancient light refraction mechanism illuminates Sufi scholar's tomb in eastern Turkey

Pre-K - Higher Ed
SIIRT, TURKEY - SEPTEMBER 23: The first light of the rising sun briefly illuminates the head of the sarcophagus in which Ismail Fakirullah’s remains are interred in Tillo, a town in Turkey's eastern Siirt province on September 23, 2018....
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The microscopes lens and semiconductors chips

Pre-K - Higher Ed
The microscopes lens and semiconductors chips
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Discovery of hole in the ozone layer prompts congr

Pre-K - Higher Ed
/ story on the sun damage caused by the disintegration of the ozone layer in the atmosphere / sunbathers on beach, suntanning / Dr Darrel Rigel speaking to Congress about damaging effects from Ozone depletion and the increase in skin...