Magnesium has been called "Nature's Natural Valium" because of its ... according to Jacob Teitelbaum, author of From Fatigued to Fantastic! In 2017, studies found magnesium chloride supplements ...

According to the US Energy Information Administration, humanity's total need for energy amounts to about 20 trillion kilowatt-hours in 2010 and will grow to more than 30 trillion kilowatt-hours by ...

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“There’s a really, really strong case for proximity to nature influencing health in a really big way,” said Jared Hanley ... If all those trees are still around in 30 years, it will boost ...

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Now, we are one step closer to capturing the energy behind the ocean's constant ebb and flow with ... The researchers then filled the tubes a quarter of the way with water and sealed the ends.

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The US will lose more than 30 gigawatts of solar energy during Monday’s total eclipse — roughly the output of 30 nuclear reactors — as sunlight is blocked during prime generating hours.

The first human to experience what’s now known as the “overview effect” was Soviet astronaut Yuri Gagarin, who became the first person to view our planet from space a little over 63 years ago.