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NASA Rover Opportunity's Selfie Shows Clean Machine |
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John C. Houbolt, Unsung Hero of the Apollo Program, Dies at
Age 95 |
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NASA Completes LADEE Mission with Planned Impact on Moon's
Surface |
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Russia plans to get a foothold in the Moon |
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Russian Federal Space Agency is elaborating Moon exploration
program |
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Impact glass stores biodata for millions of years |
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Planet Kepler 186 is good parallel to Earth, but there is
little chance to detect life |
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Ultra-fast electrical circuits using light-generated tunneling
currents |
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Researchers bolster development of programmable quantum
computers |
10 |
To bridge LEDs' green gap, scientists think really small |
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Chipmaker Marvell told to pay $1.5 billion in patent case |
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Heat-conducting polymer cools hot electronic devices at 200
degrees C |
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Computing with Slime |
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Research brings new control over topological insulator |
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Scientists open a new window into quantum physics with
superconductivity in LEDs |
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Rice synthetic biologists shine light on genetic circuit
analysis |
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Tiny Step Edges, Big Step for Surface Science |
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Cork trees offer greener source of polyester |
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A new twist for better steel |
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Math modeling integral to synthetic biology research |
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Chile quake pushes copper price to three-week high |
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Shock-absorbing 'goo' discovered in bone |
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It looks like rubber but isn't |
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Getting rid of bad vibrations |
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Novel membrane reveals water molecules will bounce off a
liquid surface |
26 |
Heat-Based Technique Offers New Way to Measure Microscopic
Particles |
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Researchers Describe Oxygen's Different Shapes |
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Squeezing light into metals |
29 |
Waterloo physicists solve 20-year-old debate surrounding
glassy surfaces |
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ADS builds 'space furnace' to test materials of the future on
the ISS |
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Silver gone astray |
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In the eye of a chicken, a new state of matter comes into view |
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UT Dallas-led team makes powerful muscles from fishing line
and sewing thread |
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Gecko-inspired Adhesion: Self-cleaning and Reliable |
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Carbon dioxide from exhaust fumes used to make new chemicals |
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Physicists produce a potentially revolutionary material |
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Theorists predict new forms of exotic insulating materials |
38 |
Towards tailor-made adhesives |
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Quicker method paves the way for atomic-level design |
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Faster X-ray technology paves the way for better catalysts |
41 |
Chameleon of the sea reveals its secrets |
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Microwires as mobile phone sensors |
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Spider silk ties scientists up in knots |
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Chemists unveil 'water-jet' printer |
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Mollusc shells inspire super-glass |
46 |
What makes superalloys super--hierarchical microstructure of a
superalloy |
47 |
Quantum superconductor-metal to glass transition observed |
48 |
Physicists discover new type of particle using Large Hadron
Collider |
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One Kind of Supersymmetry Shown to Emerge Naturally |
50 |
Quantum Photon Properties Revealed in Another Particle-the
Plasmon |
51 |
New Zealand physicists split and collide ultracold atom clouds |
52 |
Record quantum entanglement of multiple dimensions |
53 |
Hunt for an unidentified electron object |
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There must be particles out there smaller than Higgs particle |
55 |
Crystals ripple in response to light |
56 |
Optimising custody is child's play for physicists |
57 |
Europe mulling plans for huge, next-generation atom smasher |
58 |
Researchers Find Unambiguous Evidence for Coherent Phonons in
Superlattices |
59 |
Quarks in the looking glass |
60 |
Rice lab clocks 'hot' electrons |
61 |
Hugging hemes help electrons hop |
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Progress in the fight against quantum dissipation |
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Improving the human-robot connection |
64 |
RoboClam hits new depths as robotic digger |
65 |
New algorithm aids in both robot navigation and scene
understanding |
66 |
'RoboClam' replicates a clam's ability to burrow while using
little energy |
67 |
As Age-Friendly Technologies Emerge, Experts Recommend Policy
Changes |
68 |
Majority of Americans doubt the Big Bang theory |
69 |
Major discovery bolsters Big Bang theory of universe |
70 |
Swirls in remnants of Big Bang may hold clues to universe's
infancy |
71 |
Glasses strong as steel: A fast way to find the best |
72 |
Earthquake simulation tops one quadrillion flops |
73 |
Hot mantle drives elevation, volcanism along mid-ocean ridges |
74 |
Computer models solve geologic riddle millions of years in the
making |
75 |
Dynamic stressing of a global system of faults results in rare
seismic silence |
76 |
San Francisco's big 1906 quake was third of a series on San
Andreas Fault |
77 |
Large landmasses existed 2.7 billion years ago |
78 |
Atlas Mountains in Morocco are buoyed up by superhot rock |
79 |
Earliest ancestor of land herbivores discovered |
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Faithful allies since the Cretaceous |
81 |
Graduate student brings extinct plants to life |
82 |
Ancient 'spider' images reveal eye-opening secrets |
83 |
Counting calories in the fossil record |
84 |
Ancient shrimp had advanced cardiovascular system |
85 |
Ancient whodunit may be solved: The microbes did it! |
86 |
The first insects were not yet able to smell well |
87 |
Unique chromosomes preserved in Swedish fossil |
88 |
Earliest evidence of limb bone marrow in the fin of a
370-million-year-old fish |
89 |
Simulating how the Earth kick-started metabolism |
90 |
Europe's largest terrestrial predator dinosaur found in
Portugal |
91 |
An ancient 'Great Leap Forward' for life in the open ocean |
92 |
Oldest bit of crust firms up idea of a cool early Earth |
93 |
Evolution stuck in slime for a billion years |
94 |
Ancient reptile birth preserved in fossil |
95 |
Giant mass extinction may have been quicker than previously
thought |
96 |
Mass extinction may not cause all organisms to 'shrink' |
97 |
Strange marine mammals of ancient North Pacific revealed |
98 |
Largest evolutionary study of sponges sheds new light on
animal evolution |
99 |
Pompeii-style volcano gave China its dinosaur trove |
100 |
University of Hawaii scientists make a big splash |
101 |
Scientists reveal why life got big in the Earth's early oceans |
102 |
Discovery of new Tiktaalik roseae fossils reveals key link in
evolution of hind limbs |
103 |
Mapping Amino Acids to Understand Life's Origins |
104 |
Fossil pigments reveal the colors of ancient sea monsters |
105 |
After a 49-million-year hiatus, a cockroach reappears in North
America |
106 |
Fossil in amber shows ancient reproduction process of
flowering plants |
107 |
Mapping the demise of the dinosaurs |
108 |
Air temperature influenced African glacial movements |
109 |
Preglacial landscape found deep under Greenland ice |
110 |
The role of oceanic carbon reservoir over glacial cycles |
111 |
New technology helps paleontologists see Ice-Age bee in
intricate detail |
112 |
Rare leafcutter bee fossils reveal Ice Age environment at the
La Brea Tar Pits |
113 |
Permafrost thawing could accelerate global warming |
114 |
Finnish research improves the reliability of ice friction
assessment |
115 |
New clues to decline and extinction of woolly mammoths |
116 |
Study provides crucial new information about how the ice ages
came about |
117 |
Dynamic atolls give hope that Pacific Islands can defy sea
rise |
118 |
Odds that global warming is due to natural factors: Slim to
none |
119 |
Global warming not taken seriously: World Bank's Kim |
120 |
Fox News leads all TV news in misleading climate change
coverage |
121 |
Climate: UN experts see options to brake juggernaut |
122 |
US to tackle methane in climate change push |
123 |
White House launches website to visualize climate change |
124 |
Weather extremes 'consistent' with man-made climate change: UN |
125 |
Climatologists offer explanation for widening of Earth's
tropical belt |
126 |
UCLA study yields more accurate data on thousands of years of
climate change |
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