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NASA Is Looking For Volunteers To Capture Solar Eclipse Photos—Here's How To Join

NASA and Western Kentucky University have teamed up to let "citizen scientists" or volunteers capture photos of the upcoming solar eclipse using the SunSketcher app, aiding in mapping the sun's surfac..

Four Deaths May Be Linked to Dietary Supplements Made by Japan’s Kobayashi Pharmaceutical: Report

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