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How Electric Currents May Fry Massive Planets

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Why Are We Made of ‘Starstuff’

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Try to Build a Stable Solar System: Orbital Physics and World Making

By Jolene Creighton

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Earth, The Shore of the Cosmic Ocean: The Unbelievable Ice Caves of Siberia

By Jaime Trosper

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The Quantum All Around You — Flipping A Light Switch

By Jaime Trosper

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Skylon: The Plane That Can Fly Anywhere In The World In 4 Hours

By Jolene Creighton

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More Strange, Morbid, and Scary Stories in Science

By Jaime Trosper

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Meet The World’s Oldest Bottle of Wine

By Jolene Creighton

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5 Crazy Science Experiments You Won’t See At School

By Jolene Creighton

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The Coldest and Hottest Temperatures in the Known Universe (Infographic)

By Jolene Creighton

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Weird Universe: 10 of the Strangest Objects Ever Discovered

By Jaime Trosper

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What It’s Like to Ride the World’s Tallest Waterslide

By Jolene Creighton

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Meet Neil Harbisson: The First Cyborg Who Also ‘Hears’ Color

By Jaime Trosper

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Want To Make Your Own Planet? With This Interactive Feature, You Can

By Jaime Trosper

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2 Minute Video Showing 50 Things Science Still Can’t Explain

By Jolene Creighton

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Who Owns the International Space Station (ISS)?

By Jaime Trosper

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Amazing Video Shows Staggering Size of Black Holes (Video)

By Jolene Creighton

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Maybe Quantum Physics Isn’t As Complicated As We Thought?

By Jaime Trosper

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What Is a Von Neumann Probe?

By Jaime Trosper

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Special Relativity Simplified

By Jethro Andal

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6 Surprising Facts About Venus, Earth’s Evil Twin

By Jaime Trosper

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What Is The Biggest Thing In The Known Universe?

By Jaime Trosper

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What Space Smells Like (According to People Who Have Been There)

By Jaime Trosper

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INFOGRAPHIC: What is the Deadliest Creature in the World?

By Jolene Creighton

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What Happens When You Open Soda At The Bottom Of The Sea?

By Jolene Creighton

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The Seven Most Misused Words in Science, According to Scientists

By Joshua Filmer

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The World’s Most Horrific Graveyard Shows Where Deadly Creatures Go to Die

By Jaime Trosper

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When Will New Horizons Leave Our Solar System? How Long Can it Survive?

By Tomasz Nowakowski

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Myths, Misconceptions, and the Real Science of Black Holes

By Johnathan Fuentes

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10 of the Strangest and Most Amazing ‘Holes’ on Earth (Video)

By Jaime Trosper

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Can Facebook Create a More Open-Minded Society?

By Jenny Ludmer

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How Many Batteries Would It Take to Power Star Wars Tech?

By Jaime Trosper

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10 Ideas that Prove Nikola Tesla was the Greatest (Mad) Scientist in History

By Marina Jones

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Can Mirror Universes Exist?

By Jaime Trosper

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Could You Put A Black Hole In Your Pocket?

By Jaime Trosper

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13 Billion Years Ago, Space Was Orange (Video)

By Jaime Trosper

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Rare Nautilus Spotted for First Time in 31 Years, but Will We See It Again?

By Jenny Ludmer

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Get the Physics Behind the Nobel: Neutrino Oscillation

By Avery Thompson

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The Most Astounding Bioluminescent Wonders on Planet Earth

By Jaime Trosper

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How to Destroy a Planet: The Physics of the Death Star

By Joshua Filmer

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Magnetars: Meet Some of the Most Powerful Stars in the Known Universe

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Five Incredible Acts of Science, Now in Gif Form

By Jaime Trosper

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Brian Cox: Scientists Give False Sense of Debate on Climate Change

By Jolene Creighton

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A New AI Can Write Music as Well as a Human Composer

By Bartu Kaleagasi

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50% of What Dr. Oz Says Has No Evidence & Is Contradicted by Real Science

By Jolene Creighton

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What are Magnetars?

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The New Definition for the Goldilocks Zone

By Joshua Filmer

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World’s Largest Asteroid Impact Crater Unearthed in Australia

By Scott Wilson

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Dark Lightning: Fact or Fiction?

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Plasma: The Fourth State of Matter

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Finding Advanced Alien Civilizations Proves More Difficult Than Previously Thought

By Jaime Trosper

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Why Scientists Think the Universe is Slowly Dying

By Jaime Trosper

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Uncovering the Formation (and Extinction) of Life on Earth

By Jean McKinney

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Colorful Slug May Be the Most Adorable Creature on Earth

By Jaime Trosper

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Our Universe is Dying: Astronomers Conclude that the Cosmos is Slowly Growing Dark

By Johnathan Fuentes

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What Gives Fireflies Their Greenish Glow?

By Jaime Trosper

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Four of the Worst Places to Live (Solar System Edition)

By Jaime Trosper

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How Many Stars, Planets and Black Holes Are In the Milky Way Galaxy?

By Jaime Trosper

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Sorry Folks…The Aging Process Starts Young

By Jenny Ludmer

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A Photon’s Million-Year Journey From the Center of the Sun

By Avery Thompson

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GPS, Gravitational Influences, and Measuring Time

By Kaijian Xiao

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Know Your Scientist: Alan Turing

By Marina Jones

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Stephen Hawking : Black Holes, As We Know Them, Do Not Exist

By Jolene Creighton

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The Many Strange and Wonderful Smells of Space

By Jaime Trosper