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Celebrating astronomy's illumination of the mind.(FROM THE EDITOR): An article from: Science News
Tom Siegfried
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Lack of insulin damages kidneys: high blood sugar is not only cause for concern in diabetics.(Body & Brain): An article from: Science News
Nathan Seppa
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Girls but not boys may be primed for arachnophobia, ophidiophobia: fear of crawly, slithery things could begin before first birthday.(Humans): An article from: Science News
Bruce Bower
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Old gene learns new short leg trick: diminutive dogs owe stature to duplicated stretch of DNA.(Genes & Cells): An article from: Science News
Laura Sanders
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New brain cells aid memory recall: neurogenesis in hippocampus affects rodents' learning ability.(Body & Brain): An article from: Science News
Tina Hesman Saey
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Better living through plasmonics: mixing light with nanotechnology could help treat cancer and build faster computers.: An article from: Science News
Jenny Lauren Lee
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Bears slow way down in winter: ursine hibernation turns out to be deeper than expected.(AAAS Meeting): An article from: Science News
Susan Milius
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Honeybee death suspects spotted: colony collapse disorder linked to virus-fungus conspiracy.(Life)(Brief article): An article from: Science News
Eva Emerson
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Giant panda bear genome unveiled: bamboo diet may be linked to inability to taste savories.(Genes & Cells): An article from: Science News
Laura Sanders
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Running barefoot cushions impact of forces on foot: too soon to say if shoeless approach reduces injuries.(Humans): An article from: Science News
Laura Sanders
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Brain cells take a break.: An article from: Science News for Kids
Stephen Ornes
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Aerosols may have boosted carbon uptake: plant productivity could drop as skies continue to clear.(Earth): An article from: Science News
Sid Perkins
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Black hole's veil peeled back to reveal bases of powerful jets: peek at M87 shows promise of new telescope network.(Atom & Cosmos): An article from: Science News
Nadia Drake
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Male mice less macho with BPA: early exposures can erase some masculine behavior.(Environment)(Bisphenol A): An article from: Science News
Janet Raloff
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Scientists still making entries in human genetic encyclopedia: a precise tally of human genes eludes researchers.(STORY ONE): An article from: Science News
Tina Hesman Saey
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Breakup doesn't keep designer hydrogel down: material is strong, soft and can self-heal in just seconds.(STORY ONE): An article from: Science News
Rachel Ehrenberg
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Nash's math gets more beautiful: even with infinite choices, games may have stable strategies.(Numbers)(mathematician John Nash): An article from: Science News
Patrick Barry
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Where there's smoke, supernovas: gamma-ray burst may have illuminated ancient stardust.(Atom & Cosmos): An article from: Science News
Ron Cowen
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Hubble's new finds go the distance: galaxies discovered nearly 13.1 billion light-years from Earth.(Atom & Cosmos)(Hubble Space Telescope): An article from: Science News
Ron Cowen
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Nothing to fear but suffocation: loophole found in fearlessness of people with rare disorder.(Mind & Brain): An article from: Science News
Laura Sanders
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Flurry of planets found at full tilt: violent interactions may have shaped extrasolar systems.(Atom & Cosmos): An article from: Science News
Ron Cowen
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Proteins tied to kidney failure: research could lead to predictive test for diabetics.(Body & Brain): An article from: Science News
Nathan Seppa
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Copenhagen climate summit yields 'real deal' to limit greenhouse gases: nonbinding accord still needs beefing up, negotiators agree.(Science & Society): An article from: Science News
Janet Raloff
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Observations of starburst galaxies provide clue to cosmic ray origins: detection of gamma rays solidifies supernova explanation.(Atom & Cosmos): An article from: Science News
Ron Cowen
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Cold panacea: two researchers proclaimed 20 years ago that they'd achieved cold fusion, the ultimate energy solution. The workwent nowhere, but the ... Stanley Ports): An article from: Science News
Charles Petit
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Designing a giant among molecules: Rydberg atom could form new kind of bond, scientists propose.(Molecules): An article from: Science News
Laura Sanders
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Team spots odd stellar explosion: Supernova 2005E doesn't match any known classes.(Atom & Cosmos): An article from: Science News
Ron Cowen
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Astronomers celebrate as star goes boom in neighborhood: supernova bursts into view in nearby Pinwheel Galaxy.(STORY ONE): An article from: Science News
Nadia Drake
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Tiny tools could have medical uses: Enzyme-triggered devices could deliver drugs, take biopsies.(Molecules): An article from: Science News
Rachel Ehrenberg
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Rodents lacking gene feel the burn: study finds mutated mice use energy instead of storing fat.(Body & Brain): An article from: Science News
Tina Hesman Saey
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Soysoybeanbean genome revealed: plant's chromosomes copied themselves at least twice.(Genes & Cells): An article from: Science News
Susan Milius
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Dolphins wield tools of the sea: sponges utensils of choice for 'workaholics' of ocean realm.(Life): An article from: Science News
Bruce Bower
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