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New Study Identifies Inaccuracies, More Accurately Locates San
Andreas Fault Trace |
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Two Subglacial Lakes Discovered Beneath Greenland Ice Sheet |
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Warm Water Causes Arctic Glaciers To Sizzle As They Melt |
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Brazilian Tigrina Is Not One, But Two Separate Wild Cat
Species |
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RainCars Initiative Could Use Moving Vehicles To Measure
Precipitation |
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Your Brain 'Geotags' Memories, Linking Them To Specific Places |
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Creating High-Resolution Maps Of The Great Barrier Reef |
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How Comet ISON Is Spending Thanksgiving With The Sun:
Exclusive |
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Just How Many Habitable Exoplanets Are There? |
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Swarm Trio Completes First Phase Of Their Mission |
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Mach 1000 Shock Wave Powers Tycho Supernova Remnant |
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Cargo Ship On Way To ISS, Bringing UrtheCast Cameras With It |
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Fiery Drama Of Star Birth And Stellar Death |
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NASA And Others Build On Past Microgravity Fire Research |
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Explosion At SpaceX McGregor Facility Rattles Central Texas |
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Creating 'Genius Material' Aboard The ISS |
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New Images Of Comet ISON Provided By Solar And Heliospheric
Observatory |
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NuSTAR Helps Scientists Hunt For Medium-Sized Black Holes |
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New Smartphone App Allows Armchair Astronomers To Identify
Fireballs |
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Non-Astronomy Scientists May Help Answer Cosmology Conundrum |
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Breaking: Comet ISON Apparently Destroyed During Journey
Around Sun |
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Infinity Can Be Seen At The Center Of Our Galaxy |
| 23 |
Stellar-Mass Black Hole Caught Consuming Matter In A
Surprisingly Calm Manner |
| 24 |
Thursday Marked 30th Anniversary Of Spacelab-1 Launch |
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SpaceX Scrubs Thanksgiving SES-8 Launch Due To Thrust Issues |
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ESA Missions Will Seek To Understand The Evolution Of The
Universe |
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ESA Collaborates With China On Moon Mission |
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NASA Issues Human Exploration Rover Challenge To Students |
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FDA Warns 23andMe To Stop Selling $99 Genetic Test Kit |
| 30 |
Murder More Likely Than Dying From Severe Food Allergy
Reaction |
| 31 |
Personality Traits Could Determine If Bowl Size Causes Kids To
Want More Food |
| 32 |
Garlic Not Only Wards Off Vampires, But May Also Protect
Babies From Contaminants Found In Baby Formula |
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Oxytocin Makes Men More Attracted To Their Partners |
| 34 |
Cognition, Mood Changes Not Linked To Postmenopausal Estrogen
Loss |
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Breast Milk Provides Infants With Iodine Essential For
Development |
| 36 |
Autoimmune Disorders May Be Treated With A Little THC |
| 37 |
Alternative Autism Therapy Retrains 'Fight Or Flight' Response |
| 38 |
Britons Having Sex At Younger Ages, Staying Active Into Their
70s |
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Morning After Pill Less Effective On Plus-Sized Women |
| 40 |
Many Parents Unaware About Medical Research Opportunities For
Their Children |
| 41 |
Death Toll Of 2009 Pandemic Flu Much Higher Than Official
Worldwide Estimates |
| 42 |
It's Never Too Late To Start Exercising For Your Health: Study |
| 43 |
Almost Half Of US Adults Have A Chronic Health Condition,
Those With Internet Proactively Get Help |
| 44 |
Fizzy Over-The-Counter Meds Have Dangerously High Sodium
Levels |
| 45 |
Newly-Developed, Antibody-Laced Nanoparticles Could Be
Delivered Orally |
| 46 |
Hot Sauce Maker Extinguished Due To Offensive Odors, Health
Threats |
| 47 |
Tongue-Controlled Wheelchairs Three-Times Faster Than
Sip-and-Puff Models |
| 48 |
Mediterranean Diet Minus Breakfast Best Choice For Diabetics |
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Newlyweds May Be Fooling Themselves |
| 50 |
Couples May Split Due To Inappropriate, Overused Texting |
| 51 |
When Storytelling Meets Science |
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Power Corrupts When You're Not Used To Wielding It |
| 53 |
Collaborative Educational Video Games Boost Students' Desire
To Learn |
| 54 |
Intel Increases Its Digital Content Library With Kno
Acquisition |
| 55 |
Late Nights May Cause Disruptions In Teenage Education,
Emotions |
| 56 |
MakerBot Launches Crowdfunding Effort To Put 3D Printers In
Every US School |
| 57 |
Online Class Lets Students Control 50,000-Degree Plasma |
| 58 |
Implicit Learning Does Not Always Come From Mindful
Individuals |
| 59 |
Student Diets Improve With Better School Nutrition Policies:
Study |
| 60 |
Cats With Bladder Issues Not To Blame For Dell Laptop Odor |
| 61 |
Mysterious Wasting Bacteria Killing Starfish Along West Coast |
| 62 |
Snakes Can Control Blood Flow To Their Eyes When A Threat Is
Perceived |
| 63 |
Monkey Minds Can Move Virtual Arms |
| 64 |
23andMe ordered to halt sales of DNA tests |
| 65 |
Changes to Canada's fisheries law alarm biologists |
| 66 |
Psychologists strike a blow for reproducibility |
| 67 |
Project ranks billions of drug interactions |
| 68 |
LHC plans for open data future |
| 69 |
China aims for the Moon |
| 70 |
Listening to Africa's elephants |
| 71 |
Nations fight back on ivory |
| 72 |
Immunology: The pursuit of happiness |
| 73 |
Research ethics: 3 ways to blow the whistle |
| 74 |
China battles army of invaders |
| 75 |
Personalized cancer treatments suffer setback |
| 76 |
Downsized black hole is much brighter than it should be |
| 77 |
Stealth camera takes pictures virtually in the dark |
| 78 |
Newlyweds' gut feelings predict marital happiness |
| 79 |
Study linking GM maize to rat tumours is retracted |
| 80 |
Remnants suggest comet ISON still going |
| 81 |
Security: Expand nuclear forensics |
| 82 |
Technology: Sharing data in materials science |
| 83 |
Immunology: The pursuit of happiness |
| 84 |
Researchers Decode Stingray Movements to Create Next-Gen.
Submarines |
| 85 |
Quantum Bits Hold Data for 39 Minutes, Smash World Record
[CORRECTION] |
| 86 |
Google Earth Helps Map World's Forests [Video] |
| 87 |
Study of 'Little Red Riding Hood' Suggests Folk Tales Evolve
Like Species |
| 88 |
Light Exposure Increases Crystal's Electrical Conductivity
400-fold [VIDEO] |
| 89 |
Scientists find Volcano Simmering beneath Western Antarctica |
| 90 |
600 Amulets Discovered in Ancient Turkish Temple |
| 91 |
Men's Bigger Noses Linked to Greater Oxygen Demand by Muscle
Mass |
| 92 |
Female Mice Mating with Several Partners Produce Sexier Sons |
| 93 |
'Counting From One' in Board Games Doesn't Improve Children's
Number Skills |
| 94 |
Researchers Call for Standards for Genetically Engineered
Insects |
| 95 |
False Memories a Problem Even for Individuals with Superior
Recall |
| 96 |
3-D Printing Fossils Reduces Damage Risk, Expands Data Sharing |
| 97 |
Mystery Human Species Bred with Our Ancestors, Study Suggests |
| 98 |
Like Tree Rings of the Ocean, Arctic Algae Record
Environmental History [VIDEO] |
| 99 |
Super-Dry Surface Allows Water to Bounce Off Easily [Video] |
| 100 |
Volcanic Eruption Creates New Island in Japan [Video] |
| 101 |
Ancient Neanderthal Viruses Found in Modern Human DNA |
| 102 |
Researchers Identify Laws Governing City Growth |
| 103 |
Native American Origins Traced Back to Siberia Using
24,000-year-old DNA [VIDEO] |
| 104 |
Tin Could be a Potential Replacement for Silicon in Computers,
Physicists Say |
| 105 |
Siats meekerorum: New Carnivorous Dinosaur Species Kept T. Rex
in Check |
| 106 |
3,700-year-old Wine Cellar Unearthed in Ancient Canaanite
Palace |
| 107 |
Researchers Begin to Crack the Code Behind Nerve Regeneration,
Healing Paralysis |
| 108 |
Researchers Create Robot that 'Flies' Like a Jellyfish |
| 109 |
Understanding Owl's Noiseless Flight Could Help Design
Near-Silent Aircrafts, Researchers Say |
| 110 |
PCBs May Affect Cognitive Performance in Seniors |
| 111 |
Video Games, Even Violent Ones, Aren't All Bad for You |
| 112 |
Brain Region Associated with Decision-making Identified |
| 113 |
Beer Tapping Explained: Scientists Discover Mechanics Behind
Party Prank |
| 114 |
Compact Synchrotron X-ray Device Could Democratize X-ray
Research |
| 115 |
Oldest Buddhist Shrine Dates Back to 6th Century BC |
| 116 |
Pavlov's Locust: Insects Trained to Associate Odor with Food,
Leads to New Insights in Olfactory System |
| 117 |
Mushrooms Create Their Own Wind in Order to Spread Their
Spores |
| 118 |
Fire Ant Rafts Could Help Design Self- Assembling Robot
[Video] |
| 119 |
Iron Preserves Ancient Dinosaur Soft Tissue in Fossils |
| 120 |
Squirting Air bubbles from Glacial Fjords Could be Used to
Monitor Ice Loss in Greenland |
| 121 |
NASA Plans to Grow Plants on Moon in 2015 |
| 122 |
Five Latest Nature-Inspired Robots |
| 123 |
Sexual Frustration in Fruit Flies Linked to Stress, Early
death |
| 124 |
Fight Against AIDS Continues: Researchers Discover New,
Aggressive HIV Strain in West Africa |
| 125 |
Movement Patterns in Whirling Dervishes' Skirts Linked to
Force that Makes Cyclones Spin [VIDEO] |
| 126 |
Dig Site Near Stonehenge Reveals Wealth of Information on
Neolithic Life |
| 127 |
Researchers Find Neurons behind Crows' Intelligence |
| 128 |
Car Wipers Used to Measure Rainfall, Improve Flood Prediction
and Prevention |
| 129 |
Small Yet Voracious Black Hole Puzzles Astronomers |
| 130 |
Famous Florida Fisherman Hooks 800-pound "Dinosaur"
Hookskate |
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Moose-eating Shark Beached in Canada, Saved by Locals |
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