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Physicists find signs of four-neutron nucleus
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Odd star's dimming not aliens' doing
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Purpose of zebra stripes remains a mystery
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Soviets nailed first landing on moon
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Don't blame winter for that bleak mood
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Largest rocky world found
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U.K. first to approve gene editing of human embryos for research
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Why some birds sing elaborate songs in the winter
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Microbes may help bears stay healthy when fat for hibernation
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Meet the tarantula in black
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Plants trick bacteria into attacking too soon
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Ancient tectonic plate blocks magma plume at Yellowstone, simulation shows
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Bedbug genetic code cracked
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Ocean's plastics offer a floating fortress to a mess of microbes
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Mouse study offers clues to brain's response to concussions
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WHO declares international emergency for cases linked to Zika virus
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Pill measures gut gas
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Urban heat islands exist even in the Arctic
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Forest management not so hot at fighting warming
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White-tailed deer have their own form of malaria
The white-tailed deer, maybe the best-studied wild animal in North America, turns out to carry a malaria parasite that science has overlooked for ...
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DNA may determine if you're an early bird or night owl
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Images probe artery-hardening plaques
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Cyanobacteria use their whole bodies as eyeballs
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Harvester ants are restless, enigmatic architects
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Cancer drug's usefulness against Alzheimer's disputed
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'Three-parent babies' are ethically permissible, U.S. panel says
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Support grows for a return to ice giants Uranus and Neptune
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'Woohoo!' email stokes rumor that gravitational waves have been spotted
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With rumors flying, scientists are set to make a big announcement on gravitational waves
Now the good folks at LIGO have sent out a media alert for a news conference on Thursday. And, well, scientists don't tend to gather the media at the ...
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Removing worn-out cells makes mice live longer and prosper
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Meteorite Suspected in Death of Man in Southern India
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Computer science meets economics
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'GMOs' isn't a four-letter word, but it is hard to define
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Scientists discover prehistoric 'Jurassic butterfly'
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Mystery of deep-sea 'purple sock' solved
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Expedition to drill to center of Earth ends without success
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Celebrating 75 years of Science Talent Search
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The sexual misconduct case that has rocked anthropology
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Scientists fire up nuclear fusion experiment
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Budget 2017: Read our round up of Obamas science funding requests
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One reason your hair is thinning? Some of it turns into skin
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Scientists pull clean, renewable energy from human wastes
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Huge population of endangered lions found in Ethiopia
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Scientists solve 50-year-old mystery of Alaska tsunami
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Senior Citizens May Accept Robot Helpers, but Fear Robot Masters
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Leading bugs to the death chamber: A kinder face of cholesterol
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University of Miami Receives $100 Million for Science, Engineering
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