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Clam Cleanup
Biologists are able to
determine the sources of
toxins in water by using
clams as pollutant traps.
Clams naturally clean water
by feeding absorbing toxins
in their tissues as they
draw in water. By placing
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Measuring Lightning
Electrical engineers
developed a mathematical
equation to measure the
electrical current strength
of lightning as it strikes
tall buildings. The
researchers developed new
ways to prepare estimates of
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Man-Made Hurricanes
Engineers designed a
portable hurricane
simulator, powered by four
marine diesel engines and
equipped with a five
thousand gallon water tank.
It can create 125 mile per
hour winds, subjecting real
... > full story
Saving Seahorses
Marine biologists, worried
that regular harvesting of
wild seahorses may threaten
the creature with
extinction, have begun
breeding them in home
aquariums. Caring for
seahorses requires a
... > full story
- Biologists Clam Up Waterways To Determine Sources Of Pollution
- Electrical Engineers And Meteorologists Devise Method To Measure Strength Of Lightning Strikes On Tall Buildings
- Civil Engineers Create High-powered Hurricane Simulator
- Marine Biologists Work To Protect Seahorses By Developing A Breeding Program
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Acoustical Oceanographers Record Noises in the Deep
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