Science

So you think that you have a fish story to tell? Top this one!

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If you’ve recently tied the knot for the first time, here’s a bit of a buzzkill: according to new research about first marriages from the CDC, you only have about a 50 percent chance of staying married long enough to celebrate your 20th wedding anniversary.

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Yesterday morning at 1:14am, winter officially ended making today, March 21st, the first full day of spring. According to many ancient civilizations, the world will come to an end in just nine months.

If you watch a lot of Discovery Channel and NatGeo, you've probably seen the documentaries about the different types of events that would forever change life as we know it, including the possibility of planetary extinction.

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For every wannabe astronaut foodie, this is the opportunity for you. FYI, it's not just about food. Volunteers will be participating in a real experiment so you will get to enjoy all the space stuff too.

If you would like to apply, take the jump to get the link.

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Last month Virgin Galactic announced it would begin offering commercial space flights later this year.

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With unemployment as high as it has been in decades, a lot of people are doing many more job interviews just trying to find an open position. The stress of financial problems makes the interview even more critical. There is a  new study that reveals that women were more stressed by the interview process, but the interview went better than the less-stressed man. Researchers think that the women just handled the stress better.

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Millions of people are unemployed in America these days, but there ARE jobs out there. If you check the employment classified you just might find a number of jobs available in the fields of, science, technology, engineering, and math. Millions of Americans may be out of work, but numerous surveys have shown lots of job opportunities in these fields (dubbed STEM by the analysts) — so why aren’t more students considering them?

A new study indicates many kids feel getting into those professions would simply be “too challenging.”

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I grew up at the height of the space age. President Kennedy declared that we were going to the moon. In July of 1968, the lunar lander touched the craters of the moon, and Neil Armstrong stepped onto the surface. Little kids dream about becoming astronauts — and for some lucky grown-ups, those dreams could become a reality. NASA recently concluded an open call for civilians to apply for a spot in the next astronaut class.

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We hear all the debate about global warming. Well, it seems that a group scientists from NASA NASA  recently announced the earth’s surface temperature is slowly rising, giving us a very mild wi8nter thus far — and now it seems that phenomena is affecting the prices you’ll pay for winter clothing and gear

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That headline does not mean you should be ready to light up, but if you are an older adult, a non-smoker, and you suffer from memory loss maybe, just maybe, a nicotine patch can help, according to a study published in the journal Neurology.

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While it’s assumed that as we age our ability to process thoughts quickly diminishes. A new study indicates that isn’t always the case. It found that the elderly generation can hold their own with the younger set. .

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Around Halloween, we talked about a lawmaker wanting to change the date of Halloween to make sure it always fell on a Saturday so everyone could enjoy the day. Now two professors at John Hopkins University say they've created a revised calendar that would allow major events like holidays to fall on the same day each year.

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