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To celebrate the 15th anniversary of NASA's Chandra X-ray...

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To celebrate the 15th anniversary of NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, four new images of supernova remnants are being released. These spectacular cosmic vistas are the glowing debris fields that were created when massive stars exploded at the ends of their lives.

Missile Technology Fired At Malaria's Heart

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by Michael Keller

There may be a new weapon emerging in the fight against malaria. Researchers say they have successfully used a heat-seeking detector normally employed as part of an anti-tank weapon to quickly sense the parasite in blood during the earliest stages of infection.

BETHESDA, MD --- GE Capital's Healthcare Financial Services business announced today that it has agented a senior secured credit facility of up to $9 million for USGI Medical, Inc., a San Clemente, CA-based company that develops endoscopic procedures for obesity and other advanced therapeutic endoscopy applications.

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The New Power Generation: This Fuel Cell Startup Could Spark a Revolution

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There's more than one way to get energy out of natural gas. For decades, one of the most promising methods -- and also most difficult to pull off ‑ has been the fuel cell.

A fuel cell works like a battery, using a simple chemical reaction to provide energy. In fuel cells, this reaction involves hydrogen molecules abundant in natural gas and oxygen from ordinary air.

U.S. Slips Behind Other Nations in Energy Efficiency Ranking

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The U.S. lags behind three-fourths of the world's 16 largest economies in measures of energy efficiency, clocking in at No. 13 behind Australia, India, and South Korea, according to a new international scorecard.

Countries at the top of the list, such as No. 1 Germany, are positioned with stronger, more competitive economies that use less energy to achieve the same or better results than other nations, according to the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy, which released the scorecard last week.