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Mars Snowflakes Are as Tiny as Red Blood Cells
Snowflakes on Mars are smaller than their Earth counterparts, having roughly the same diameter as a human red blood...
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Global Shift to Obesity Packs Serious Climate Consequences
Expanding waistlines are not just tipping scales but may also push the mercury higher around the world, according to...
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Inner Ears Reveal Speed of Early Primates
It’s 20 million years ago in the forests of Argentina, and Homunculus patagonicus is on the move. The monkey...
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Could Human-Transmissible Avian Flu Evolve?
It might be possible for human-to-human airborne transmissible avian H5N1 influenza viruses to evolve in nature, new research has...
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Queen of Sheba Left Genetic Legacy to Ethiopians
Ethiopians's long-ago genetic mixing with populations from Israel and Egypt is a legacy of the Queen of Sheba and...
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Water in Mars’ Mantle Raises Possibility it Sustained Life
The amount of water in places of the Martian mantle is vastly larger than previous estimates and is similar...
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Does Analytic Thinking Really Erode Religious Belief?
Neuroscience is new enough, and our desire for brain facts is strong enough, that dubious claims about brain types...
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Voyager to Become First Man-Made Object to Exit Solar System
Voyager will soon become the first man-made object to leave the solar system, scientists from NASA say. Voyager 1,...
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First Brain Map of Love and Desire
Thanks to modern science, we know that love lives in the brain, not in the heart. But where in...
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Rio: Pollution Rife Amid U.N. Environment Conference
For the 50,000 visitors from 190 countries streaming in for the U.N. Conference on Sustainable Development, the welcome in...