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Flying Insect Swarms! Those Tiny Wings can Electrify the Air as Much as a Thunderstorm
A latest research on the effect of flying insects on atmospheric external electric field identified that the flapping of a swarm of tiny wings can irradiate the air in the exact way that roiling clouds of water molecules can start charging the air within a storm.
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Indian Guru Leads Campaign to Improve Soil Health Around the World
High Levels of Forever Chemicals PFAS Exposure Causes Adverse Immune System Effects on Cape Fear Gators
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Sand Particles Could be the Next Anti-Obesity Therapy [Study]
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Insects Generate as Much Electrical Charge in the Atmosphere as a Thunderstorm Cloud That Could Shape Weather Events
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Much-needed Rain in Northwest To Continue Until Early November; Heavy Mountain Snow Also Expected
Wind Advisory Issued for Most of Mid-State as Line of Storms Move Through Tennessee and Kentucky
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Rare and Gorgeous Ghost Orchid May Be Added to the Endangered Species List
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Alternative Battery Technology: Sodium Could be a Game-Changer Element for Electric Cars
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Dual Ancestries Found from UK's Oldest Human DNA
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Dog Found Along Essex Highway was Reported Missing in Cornwall Nearly a Decade Ago
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Over 50% of US Bird Species are in Decline, Scientists Call for 'Proactive Conservation Protections'
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Lightness of Water Vapor Influence Air Temperature and Cloud Cover, Making Global Climate Models More Accurate
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