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Antimatter Goes Under the Microscope
By the Editor on March 8, 2012
The antimatter version of the hydrogen atom could soon finally give up its secrets. Scientists expect that antihydrogen will...
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Gorilla Joins the Genome Club
By the Editor on March 8, 2012
Researchers have deciphered the genetic code of the gorilla – the last of the Great Ape genuses to be...
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Scientists Closing in on ‘God Particle’
By the Editor on March 7, 2012
More scientists are getting closer in the search for the “God particle” of physics that would help explain the...
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The Trouble With Team Players
By Jeremy Sherman on March 7, 2012
We assume that team players aren’t selfish—as the saying goes, there’s no “I” in team. But actually, there’s plenty...
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Climate Pragmatism
By the Editor on March 7, 2012
In his Dot Earth blog, Andrew Revkin writes about Jonathan Foley, director of the Institute of the Environment at...
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The Flame Challenge
By the Editor on March 7, 2012
Scientists have recognized for some time that there is a harmful gap in understanding between their work and much...
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Can Humans See ‘Spooky’ Quantum Images?
By the Editor on March 7, 2012
Quantum physics deals with the realm of the very small, and most of us never expect to see the...
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Fossil Pushes Back Date of Land-Animal Debut
By the Editor on March 7, 2012
A foot buried beneath Scottish soil for at least 345 million years pushes back the timeline for the appearance...
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Evolution of Biosphere and Econosphere Are Self Creative
By the Editor on March 7, 2012
Evolution may be the mysterious “antientropic force” that generates complexity, at least in the living world and, just perhaps,...
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New Evidence That Asteroid Hit Earth 13,000 Years Ago
By the Editor on March 7, 2012
New evidence supports the idea that a huge space rock collided with our planet about 13,000 years ago and...
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