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Students and faculty at FGCU got a firsthand look at the future of scientific diving recently, as a new virtual reality experience transformed underwater research into something anyone can explore.
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With New World Screwworm detections within 125 miles of the U.S. Border, Florida places heightened requirements on imported animals.
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Data center measures killed by county commission and state scuttle's state community college plan for such a data center.
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Much of southern Okeechobee County is zoned as agricultural land but a proposal to be discussed by the county board could drastically change the rural landscape in this area of grazing cattle and widely scattered housing.
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Next month, the window will officially be open for a NASA manned flight that will circumnavigate Earth’s closest celestial partner to track potential landing sites for an official moon landing.
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Students in Florida are falling behind the rest of the nation when it comes to reading. The most recent Report Card from The NAEP says this.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reports that an S4 (severe) solar radiation storm is in progress. NOAA’s GOES-19 satellite measurements show the ongoing solar radiation storm has intensified to Severe (S4) on the NOAA Space Weather Scales, and it is still increasing.
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Doctors are getting a major boost in the battle against breast cancer thanks to Artificial Intelligence.
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With Florida’s citrus industry declining, it’s important for growers to have robust backup crops to prevent financial loss. Dr. Zhanao Deng and his team with the University of Florida are decoding blackberry DNA to help Floridian growers.
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The Florida International Air Show Board of Directors says that due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, the U.S. Air Force F-16 Viper Demo & Heritage Demo Teams will be unable to perform at this weekend’s Air Show, November 1–2.
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