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Tabby's Star: The Most Mysterious Star Is Dimming in an
Unusual Way |
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Jupiter's Gravity to Make Perseids Meteor Shower Better on
August 11 |
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China Spaceflight Breakthrough: Hypersonic Spaceplane to
Take-Off, Land like Usual Aircarft; Ordinary People in Mars by 2030 Possible? |
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Perseids Meteor Shower 2016 Live Stream: 200 Meteors Per Hour
to Light Up Sky on Thursday Night |
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Mercury Volcanic Activity 3.5 Billion Years Ago Shows Outcome
When Rocky Planets Contract, Cool |
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Breathtaking Image of Northern Lights Spotted from Space
Station |
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NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's 1000+ Images Instrumental
in Future Mars Missions? |
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Space-Age Food Products Cultivated by Incas Ahead of NASA |
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NASA Selects 6 Companies to Develop Space Habitats for Future
Deep Space Missions |
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Saturn's Moon, Titan, Has Flooded Canyons, Spotted by Cassini
Spacecraft |
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Space Exploration: Not Once in a Blue Moon Anymore |
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Suntan Is Cosmic, Comes from Sources Beyond the Galaxies |
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Evidence of Neanderthal Cannibalism Discovered |
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How a Phone Call Can Save People from a Dengue Outbreak |
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Ancient Tattoos Were Done Using Volcanic Glass Tools,
Scientists Find |
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Changing the Oxygen Composition of Lithium-Rich Cathode
Material Could Improve Battery Life, New Study Shows |
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Increasing Strain Beneath Bangladesh Might Lead to a Massive
Earthquake |
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Can You Play Pokemon Go in Space? Here's What NASA Has to Say |
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Could the Big Bang Have Been a Big Bounce? |
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Demon Orchid: This New Flower Looks like a Devil's Head |
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Scientist Take Inspiration from the Natural World to Build
Indestructible Bridge |
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Engineered 'Sand' Could be the Solution to Your Device's
Heating Problems |
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Amazon Rainforest's 12,000 Tree Species Recorded in 300 Years,
More Species Left to Discover |
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Einstein's Smelly Leather Jacket Sold at an Auction for Over
$144,000 |
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Amazon Rain Forests Still Hiding About 4,000 Undiscovered
Trees, Will Take About 3 More Centuries to Describe Them All |
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Glaciers Retreat on the Western Antarctic Peninsula Due to
Ocean Warming |
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Red Meat Consumption Strongly Associated with Increased Risk
of Kidney Failure |
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This is What Free Will Looks like in the Brain |
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Real-Life Invisibility Cloaks is Possible, New study Shows |
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World's Smallest Hard Disk is the Answer to Data Storage Woes |
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Bill Nye Visits Ark Encounter, Calls the Exhibit Disturbing |
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Sleep Apnea Patients with Resistant Hypertension More Likely
to Experience Severe Cardiovascular Outcomes |
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Scientists Develop New Thin Material, Performs like Cell
Membranes |
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'Stoned' Age: Prehistoric Pot Dealers Date Back to 5,000 Years
Ago, Says Study |
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Harvard Scientists Power Flow Batteries with Vitamins |
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Study: How Men and Women React Differently on Dating Sites |
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San Andreas Earthquakes Could Be Caused by Gravitational Pull
of Sun and Moon |
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Anoxic Waters Delay the Recovery of Life on Earth by 5 Million
Years After the Mass Extinction |
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Mysterious Grooves on Moon May Rewrite 'Most Violent' Chapter
in History |
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Exploring the Brain: New Map of the Brain Will Help
Neurological, Psychiatric Research |
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Dark Matter Still a Mystery, Scientists Left Empty Handed |
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Human Eye Can Detect Even the Smallest Unit of Light, Study
Says |
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Gravitational Tug of Sun and Moon Could Trigger Earthquakes
Along San Andreas Fault |
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Tinnitus: Why Your Ears are Ringing Without External Sound? |
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No More Pain: Scientists Develop New Microneedle System for
Painless Drug Monitoring |
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Study: How Rejection Could Lead to Fraud |
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New AI Developments Enable Machines to Learn Human Emotions,
Scientists Say |
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New Novel Hybrid Material Could Make Dirty Water Potable |
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Dandelion Could be the Next Source of Sustainable Rubber |
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Scientists Discover Evidence of Cancer and Bony Tumors in 1.7
Million Years Old Foot Bone |
51 |
Newly Developed Solar Cells Capable of Converting Atmospheric
Carbon Dioxide into Burnable Fuel |
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Researchers Take a Peek on the Brain of a Hypnotized Person |
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Lake Tahoe Have Been Warming at 15 Times its Historic Average
in the Past 4 years, Study Reveals |
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Researchers Discover Possible Cause of the First Mass
Extinction on Earth |
55 |
Mini-Brains? Scientists Grow Rice Grain-Sized Brains to Aid
Parkinson's Research |
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Scientists Discover New Virus that Cause Beak Deformities in
Birds |
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Scientists Turn Carbon Dioxide into New Usable Fuel Source |
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This $500 Shirt Could Detect Pollution, Radiation |
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Oldest Human Cancer Found in 1.7-Million-Year-Old Bone |
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Scientists Find Cheaper Water Quantifying Methods in
Pharmaceutical Drugs |
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Scientists Develop Device that Gauges Power Consumption |
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No More Dengue? Scientists Develop New Anti-Mosquito
Strategies |
63 |
Swallowed a Battery? Ingestible Origami Robot Made from Pig
Gut Can Remove It, Stop Stomach Bleeding |
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Antarctic Sea Ice Houses Bacteria Capable of Coverting Mercury
to Neurotoxin |
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Boomerang Fathers Reduce Depression in Teenage Girls: Study |
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Effects of Extreme Weather Conditions to Fish Habitat: Study |
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Study Adds Evidence that Energy Drinks Lead to Cardiac
Complications |
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Green Impacts City Life, Here Is How |
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Scientists Measure Lightning Energy with Fossils |
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No Myth! Scientific Evidence Proves China's Legendary Emperor
Yu and the 'Great Flood' Could Be Real |
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Early Snowmelts Dirsupt Subalpine Forest Carbon Dioxide Uptake |
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Major Volcanic Activities in Mercury Ended Nearly 3.5 Billion
Years Ago |
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Northern Parts of Cascadia Subduction Zone More Prone to
Rupture than Previously Thought |
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Research States that Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Cause No
Threat |
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Study: Human Noise Links to Cetacean Mammals' Behavior: Study |
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Researchers Discover Geological Evidence Proving China's Great
Flood |
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Zika: Doctor Talks Transmission, Campaign; Disease Managed
Through Modified Vectors? |
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How Toxic Gases Play a Role in Medication Development |
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Ready for a Human Hybrid? Human-Animal Chimeras May Now Be
Possible |
80 |
Floating Cups? These Anti-Gravity Drinking Glasses Will Lift
Your Spirits |
81 |
Plant Biologists: Sunflowers Use Their Clock to Follow Sun
During Day |
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Moon Express: New Mission to Take Human Ashes to Moon at $3
Million Per Kg |
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WATCH: Incredible Caddisfly's Silk Can Be the Next Super
Adhesive |
84 |
Scientists Discover New Type of Beautiful Flame Capable of
Cleaning Oil Spills |
85 |
400-Year-Old Petroglyphs Found Along Hawaiian Coast |
86 |
Bacterial Structures May Help Search for Life on Other Planets |
87 |
Ancient Bison DNA Reveals How Clovis People Reach America |
88 |
Ancient Black Magic Unlocked? Archeologists Find
Devil-Invoking Spells, Skeletons in Serbian Grave |
89 |
South African Girl Will Fight Drought Using Orange Peels |
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Engineers Develop a New Way to harness Biofuel from E.coli |
91 |
One of the Greatest Evolution Hoax of All Time Orchestrated by
One Man |
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3,000-Year Old Skeleton Might Confirm Human Sacrifice in Greek
Religion |
93 |
U.S. Government Permits to Grow More Marijuana Farms for
Research |
94 |
This New Scanning Tool Shows How Genes in the Brain are
'Switching Off' |
95 |
Long-Term Health Impacts of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic
Bombs are Highly Exaggerated, Study Shows |
96 |
Move Over, Sewing! Scientists Discover Self-Healing Fabric
Using Special Liquid |
97 |
Scientists Probe the Empty Spaces in the Universe to Disprove
Einstein's General Theory of Relativity |
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Scientists Debunk Popular Conspiracy Theory About Chemtrails |
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Human Brains Are Big Because We Are Good at Judging Others,
Scientists Say |
100 |
New 'Superlens' Goes Beyond What Microscopes See |
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How a solar flare nearly triggered a nuclear war |
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New traps ooze human body odour to lure malaria mosquitos |
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Two new bizarre 'barreleye' fish pulled from the depths |
104 |
Dental plaque bacteria hitch a ride in blood to fortify colon
cancer |
105 |
Cassini spies Titan's methane-flooded canyons |
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Do dogs have our best interests at heart--really? |
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Cosmic 'blob' divulges supermassive black hole's violent past |
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You're bathed in light from distant galaxies and black holes |
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How two body clocks manipulate your sleepy mind |
110 |
Paraplegics regain feeling and movement, thanks to virtual
reality |
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Kepler snaps spinning stars in the Seven Sisters |
112 |
New metamaterial 'superlens' can spot etches on a Blu-ray DVD |
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Why shift workers may be more prone to infections |
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The moon is shrouded in a dynamic dust cloud |
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