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Astronomers Complete First International Asteroid Tracking
Exercise |
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NASA Evaluates Use of a Coin-Sized Thermometer to Characterize
Comets and Earthbound Asteroids |
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Dawn Finds Possible Ancient Ocean Remnants at Ceres |
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ESO observations show first interstellar asteroid is like
nothing seen before |
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French NGO helps African mums shake off AIDS stigma |
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Forty years of Meteosat |
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Long March 4C launches Fengyun 3D meteorological satellite |
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China launches remote sensing satellites in multiple launches |
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Mapping functional diversity of forests with remote sensing |
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Green rooves to reduce the effects of climate change |
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NASA finds VA metro area is sinking unevenly |
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All missions on board for NASA heliophysics research |
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New NASA instrument continues measuring solar energy input to
Earth |
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Solar minimum surprisingly constant |
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NASA detects solar flare pulses at Sun and Earth |
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Proposed NASA mission would investigate where space weather
begins |
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The possibility of vestiges of an earlier Universe before the
Big Bang |
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No Universe without Big Bang |
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New survey hints at exotic origin for the Cold Spot |
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New antimatter breakthrough to help illuminate mysteries of
the Big Bang |
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New book links flow of time with Big Bang |
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How we escaped from the Big Bang |
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Small blue galaxy could shed new light on Big Bang, IU
astronomers say |
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Tiny, ancient galaxy preserves record of catastrophic event |
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Mysterious infrared light from space resolved perfectly |
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Shattering the Cosmic Distance Record, Once Again |
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Hubble spies Big Bang frontiers |
| 28 |
Heart monitors on wild narwhals reveal alarming responses to
stress |
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Salk scientists modify CRISPR to epigenetically treat
diabetes, kidney disease, muscular dystrophy |
| 30 |
Many donor kidneys that are discarded may be suitable for
transplantation |
| 31 |
Study provides insights on immune cells involved in kidney
disease |
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Novel harvesting method rapidly produces superior stem cells
for transplantation |
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CRISPR-Cas9 technique targeting epigenetics reverses disease
in mice |
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Mount Sinai researchers use breakthrough technology to
understand eclipse eye damage |
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Why we can't always stop what we've started |
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Monkey feel, monkey do: Microstimulation in premotor cortex
can instruct movement |
| 37 |
New algorithm recognizes distinct dolphin clicks in underwater
recordings |
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'Obesity paradox' not found when measuring new cases of
cardiovascular disease |
| 39 |
Special issue to highlight impact of changes in Arctic climate |
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Acupuncture significantly reduces joint pain for breast cancer
patients |
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Mining electronic medical records could help depression
patients find the right treatment |
| 42 |
Time matters: Does our biological clock keep cancer at bay? |
| 43 |
NUS researchers uncover novel pathway to suppress
virus-induced cancers |
| 44 |
Forests are the key to fresh water |
| 45 |
Study finds recreational drug users not what we think |
| 46 |
Study finds evidence that a protein, MCP-1, may determine bone
loss responses to parathyroid hormone |
| 47 |
Routing gene therapy directly into the brain |
| 48 |
NASA's CATS concludes successful mission on space station |
| 49 |
New study: Traumatic brain injury causes intestinal damage |
| 50 |
Study reveals significant role of dust in mountain ecosystems |
| 51 |
Existing cancer medication offers potential to treat
Huntington's disease |
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Study: Parents' reports of children's autism symptoms differ
by race |
| 53 |
Finding long strands of RNA in skin development and disease |
| 54 |
UChicago scientists craft world's tiniest interlinking chains |
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Seeing through walls of unknown materials |
| 56 |
New guide: How science academies can support the sustainable
development goals |
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NASA's SuperTIGER balloon flies again to study heavy cosmic
particles |
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Cryo-EM reveals 'crown-like' structure of protein responsible
for regulating blood flow |
| 59 |
3-D mini brains accelerate research for repairing brain
function |
| 60 |
West coast earthquake early warning system continues progress
toward public use |
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A 100-fold leap to GigaDalton DNA nanotech |
| 62 |
CLOCK gene may hold answers to human brain evolution |
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Researchers model optimal amount of rainfall for plants |
| 64 |
Unique field survey yields first big-picture view of deep-sea
food webs |
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DNA-origami surpasses important thresholds |
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Decades-past logging still threatens spotted owls in national
forests |
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Satellite tracking provides clues about South Atlantic sea
turtles' 'lost years' |
| 68 |
Reading on electronic devices may interfere with science
reading comprehension |
| 69 |
Birth of a storm in the Arabian Sea validates climate model |
| 70 |
Genes associated with progression of melanoma are identified |
| 71 |
When a common cold may trigger early supportive care |
| 72 |
Wheat gets boost from purified nanotubes |
| 73 |
A South American amphibian could potentially hold the key in
curing cirrhosis |
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Deadly cryptococcal fungi found in public spaces in South
Africa |
| 75 |
New report: US has lost dominance in highly intense, ultrafast
laser technology to Europe and Asia |
| 76 |
Researchers 3-D print lifelike artificial organ models |
| 77 |
Citizen scientists discover 6 new species of beetles in Borneo |
| 78 |
Some video games are good for older adults' brains |
| 79 |
Researchers devise better recommendation algorithm |
| 80 |
Study: Viruses share genes with organisms across the tree of
life |
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Cell tissue must not freeze! |
| 82 |
Smartphone health apps miss some daily activity of users |
| 83 |
A new law to tackle contract cheating and essay mills? |
| 84 |
The world's smallest Mona Lisa |
| 85 |
Children on sex offender registries at greater risk for
suicide attempts, study suggests |
| 86 |
Go with the flow (or against it) |
| 87 |
LGBQ* women's sexual desire particularly impacted by social
and cultural pressures |
| 88 |
PET tracer gauges effectiveness of promising Alzheimer's
treatment |
| 89 |
Short intervention boosts safe-sex skills in teen girls |
| 90 |
Towards data storage at the single molecule level |
| 91 |
Breakthroughs in understanding the genetic basis of aggressive
prostate cancer |
| 92 |
Separated since the dinosaurs, bamboo-eating lemurs, pandas
share common gut microbes |
| 93 |
Virtual reality at the service of psychology |
| 94 |
Bioelectronic 'nose' can detect food spoilage by sensing the
smell of death |
| 95 |
'Stressed out' cocoa trees could produce more flavorful
chocolate |
| 96 |
Dangers of commonly prescribed painkillers highlighted in
study |
| 97 |
Flipping the electron spin |
| 98 |
The human race has peaked |
| 99 |
Hydrogen gas from enzyme production |
| 100 |
How does it look when Earth is bombarded with dark matter? |
| 101 |
Mainz physicists propose a new method for monitoring nuclear
waste |
| 102 |
A head start through human intervention |
| 103 |
Nanomaterials: How to separate linear and ring-shaped
molecules |
| 104 |
Physicists from MSU stretched a diamond using an electric
field |
| 105 |
What makes a happy working mom? |
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Bristol scientists turn beer into fuel |
| 107 |
Quantifying the greenhouse gas footprint of crop cultivation |
| 108 |
Seizure study sheds light on lasting brain effects in children |
| 109 |
New method helps identify causal mechanisms in depression |
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Unearthing the underground effects of earthquakes and
volcanoes |
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