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Atlantic Circulation Weakening: No, We’re Not All Gonna Die (I Mean, Not Because Of This)

Atlantic Circulation Weakening: No, We’re Not All Gonna Die (I Mean, Not Because Of This)

By Claudia Geib

Sexy Species Died Off Quicker. That Has Conservationists Worried.

Sexy Species Died Off Quicker. That Has Conservationists Worried.

By Dan Robitzski

Men And Women Equally Good At Science, But Men Think They’re Better

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Men And Women Equally Good At Science, But Men Think They’re Better

By Claudia Geib

Antarctica Saw More Snowfall Over Past 200 Years. Sounds Like Good News… But It’s Not

Antarctica Saw More Snowfall Over Past 200 Years. Sounds Like Good News… But It’s Not

By Claudia Geib

Apple to the EPA: Leave Obama’s Clean Power Plan Alone

Apple to the EPA: Leave Obama’s Clean Power Plan Alone

By Kristin Houser

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You Listen to Music At Work, and It Alters Your Mind. Yes, Seriously.

Old Electronics Could Be More Profitable Than Literal Gold Mines

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Old Electronics Could Be More Profitable Than Literal Gold Mines

By Kristin Houser

Shocker: Efforts to Make Oceans Cleaner Are Working (When You Aren’t Sabotaging Them)

Shocker: Efforts to Make Oceans Cleaner Are Working (When You Aren’t Sabotaging Them)

By Claudia Geib

Ungrateful Google Plebes Somehow Not Excited to Work on Military Industrial Complex Death Machines

Ungrateful Google Plebes Somehow Not Excited to Work on Military Industrial Complex Death Machines

By Victor Tangermann

To Understand The Atmospheres Of Distant Exoplanets, Look To Your Car Engine

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To Understand The Atmospheres Of Distant Exoplanets, Look To Your Car Engine

By Claudia Geib

Another Thing That Climate Change Takes From Us: Our Beaches

Another Thing That Climate Change Takes From Us: Our Beaches

By Claudia Geib

Cape Town Is Running Out of Water. Can We Prevent A Global Crisis?

Cape Town Is Running Out of Water. Can We Prevent A Global Crisis?

By Claudia Geib

Pruitt’s EPA Will Give Automakers What They Want: Fewer Emissions Rules

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Pruitt’s EPA Will Give Automakers What They Want: Fewer Emissions Rules

By Kristin Houser

An Amphibian Plague Recovery Could Spell Good News for Animal Disease

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An Amphibian Plague Recovery Could Spell Good News for Animal Disease

By Claudia Geib

Chileans Criticize US Scientists Over Treatment of Ata the “Alien” Mummy

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Chileans Criticize US Scientists Over Treatment of Ata the “Alien” Mummy

By Kristin Houser

A Clever Smartphone Attachment Will Show if Water Is Contaminated

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A Clever Smartphone Attachment Will Show if Water Is Contaminated

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists Found a Galaxy With Almost No Dark Matter. Here’s What That Means.

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Scientists Found a Galaxy With Almost No Dark Matter. Here’s What That Means.

By Kristin Houser

This Interactive Scale of the Universe Show Just How Small You Are

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This Interactive Scale of the Universe Show Just How Small You Are

By Jolene Creighton

Stop Whining That Your Plastic Straws Are Disappearing. Be Glad They’re Not Ending Up In Oceans.

Stop Whining That Your Plastic Straws Are Disappearing. Be Glad They’re Not Ending Up In Oceans.

By Claudia Geib

This Military Device Uses Lasers to Scream, Flash, and Burn Clothes

This Military Device Uses Lasers to Scream, Flash, and Burn Clothes

By Kristin Houser

The First-Ever Clear Image of An Exoplanet Candidate, And It’s 11 Quadrillion km Away

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The First-Ever Clear Image of An Exoplanet Candidate, And It’s 11 Quadrillion km Away

By Cecille De Jesus

Extreme Weather Events Are More Frequent Than Ever

Extreme Weather Events Are More Frequent Than Ever

By Kristin Houser

Impossible Physics: Meet NASA’s Design for a Warp Drive Ship

Impossible Physics: Meet NASA’s Design for a Warp Drive Ship

By Jolene Creighton

There is No “Missing Link” in Evolution

There is No “Missing Link” in Evolution

By Jolene Creighton

Three Pieces of Evidence That Prove Evolution is a Fact

Three Pieces of Evidence That Prove Evolution is a Fact

Bionic Contacts: Goodbye Glasses. Hello Vision That’s 3x Better Than 20/20

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Bionic Contacts: Goodbye Glasses. Hello Vision That’s 3x Better Than 20/20

By Jolene Creighton

The Last Male Northern White Rhino Is Dead, but the Subspecies Could Still Survive

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The Last Male Northern White Rhino Is Dead, but the Subspecies Could Still Survive

By Kristin Houser

To Save Polar Glaciers, Scientists Recommend Ludicrous Schemes

To Save Polar Glaciers, Scientists Recommend Ludicrous Schemes

By Lou Del Bello

Scott Pruitt’s Latest EPA Gambit Is As Clever As It Is Evil

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Scott Pruitt’s Latest EPA Gambit Is As Clever As It Is Evil

By Lou Del Bello

Governments Are Insuring Coral Reefs. That May Be Enough to Save Them.

Governments Are Insuring Coral Reefs. That May Be Enough to Save Them.

By Claudia Geib

Companies Are Betting on Lab-Grown Meat, but None Know How to Get You to Eat It

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Companies Are Betting on Lab-Grown Meat, but None Know How to Get You to Eat It

By Claudia Geib

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Neil deGrasse Tyson: We Don’t Understand the Most Fundamental Aspects of Our Universe

By Jolene Creighton

You’re Probably Drinking Microplastics With Your Bottled Water

You’re Probably Drinking Microplastics With Your Bottled Water

By Alexandra Ossola

Microbial Armor Could Protect Dying Coral Reefs

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Microbial Armor Could Protect Dying Coral Reefs

By Claudia Geib

On Pi Day, All Hail the Pi Master of Earth: Suresh Kumar Sharma

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On Pi Day, All Hail the Pi Master of Earth: Suresh Kumar Sharma

By Alexandra Ossola

What’s A Proton Battery? Three Things You Need To Know.

What’s A Proton Battery? Three Things You Need To Know.

By Claudia Geib

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Scientists Have an Experiment to See If the Human Mind Is Bound to the Physical World

New Climate Report Forthcoming, Despite Trump’s Climate Change Views

New Climate Report Forthcoming, Despite Trump’s Climate Change Views

Changing Regulations Mean Genetically Modified Meat Could Soon Be on Your Plate

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Changing Regulations Mean Genetically Modified Meat Could Soon Be on Your Plate

By Claudia Geib

A Fleet of Underwater Robots Will Create Detailed Map of Marine Microbes

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A Fleet of Underwater Robots Will Create Detailed Map of Marine Microbes

By Claudia Geib

Arnold Schwarzenegger Is Suing Big Oil for Climate Change

Arnold Schwarzenegger Is Suing Big Oil for Climate Change

US Absent From Global Meeting on Ocean Health. That’s Bad News for the Planet

US Absent From Global Meeting on Ocean Health. That’s Bad News for the Planet

By Claudia Geib

How To Fathom Pi: Amazing Visual Illustrations

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How To Fathom Pi: Amazing Visual Illustrations

By Jolene Creighton

MIT Is Taking on Fusion Power. Could This Be the Time It Actually Works?

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MIT Is Taking on Fusion Power. Could This Be the Time It Actually Works?

By Chelsea Gohd

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To Combat Wildlife Trafficking, Tech Companies Take a Stand

By Chelsea Gohd

Congress Hasn’t Given up on Nuclear Power

Congress Hasn’t Given up on Nuclear Power

By Claudia Geib

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Here’s What Scientists Can Learn From Newly-Discovered Deep-Earth Mineral

By Chelsea Gohd

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With IVF, the Northern White Rhino May Not Go Extinct

By Chelsea Gohd

US Quietly Allows Import of Some Elephant Trophies

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US Quietly Allows Import of Some Elephant Trophies

If the Ocean Continues to Warm, Fish May No Longer Be on the Menu

If the Ocean Continues to Warm, Fish May No Longer Be on the Menu

By Claudia Geib

To Slow Melting, Residents Resort to Wrapping a Glacier in Blankets

To Slow Melting, Residents Resort to Wrapping a Glacier in Blankets

Goodyear’s Moss-Filled Tires Are Here to Save the Environment

Goodyear’s Moss-Filled Tires Are Here to Save the Environment

“Holy Grail” Particle: New Physics Research Shows Tetraquarks Must Exist

“Holy Grail” Particle: New Physics Research Shows Tetraquarks Must Exist

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A Bacteria Is Making Sunscreen Safe for You and the Environment

Cape Town Has More Time to Solve Its Water Crisis. How Will It Use It?

Cape Town Has More Time to Solve Its Water Crisis. How Will It Use It?

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By Tweaking a Single Gene, Scientists Trick Plants Into Being More Water-Efficient

Nanoparticles Could Save Lives By Stopping Internal Bleeding

Nanoparticles Could Save Lives By Stopping Internal Bleeding

By Chelsea Gohd

Graphene Could Be the Superconductor Scientists Always Dreamed Of

Graphene Could Be the Superconductor Scientists Always Dreamed Of

By Chelsea Gohd

China Now Has a Giant, Smog-Sucking Chimney

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China Now Has a Giant, Smog-Sucking Chimney

Fashion 2.0: Levi’s “Distressed Look” Robot Is Better for the Environment

Fashion 2.0: Levi’s “Distressed Look” Robot Is Better for the Environment

By Kristin Houser

Why Are British Beaches Littered With Dying Marine Life? 3 Things You Need to Know.

Why Are British Beaches Littered With Dying Marine Life? 3 Things You Need to Know.

By Chelsea Gohd

DARPA Wants to Save Soldiers’ Lives by Slowing Their Biological Processes

DARPA Wants to Save Soldiers’ Lives by Slowing Their Biological Processes

By Kristin Houser

Three Things You Need to Know About Google’s New Quantum Processor

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Three Things You Need to Know About Google’s New Quantum Processor

SUV Sales Rise Worldwide, Despite Their Effect on Climate

SUV Sales Rise Worldwide, Despite Their Effect on Climate

By Lou Del Bello