Global fertility and population

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Global fertility and population projections of the United Nations show world population stabilizing by the early 23rd century with almost 11 billion people. Overall, fertility rates are stabilizing in many countries, especially in developed countries.

Forecasts and trends, United Nations, Fertility, Human, Human fertility

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No space sex? Despite a push to understand human behavior in space, NASA remains squeamish about sex

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NASA is reportedly begininning to face the issue of sex in space, now that the International Space Station is nearing completion. Studies dealing with group behavior in space are expected to be undertaken.

Social aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Behavior, Manned space flight, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Spatial behavior, Astronauts, Spatial behaviour, Human spatial behavior

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Census 1900: more Americans, more electricity

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Usage of electricity in America during the past 50, 100 and 150 years as the population increased is explored.

History, Electricity

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