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Researchers Have Designed a Type of Aluminum That’s Lighter Than Water

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These Fifteen New Spiders Were Named for Celebrity Activists, Including Bernie Sanders

By Chelsea Gohd

NASA’s New “Gravity Map” Corrects Fundamental Assumption About Mars

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NASA’s New “Gravity Map” Corrects Fundamental Assumption About Mars

By Patrick Caughill

SETI Scientist: Seven Places In Our Solar System Likely Host Microbial Life

SETI Scientist: Seven Places In Our Solar System Likely Host Microbial Life

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Can Dam Failures Like Puerto Rico’s Guajataca Be Prevented?

For the Sixth Time in 300 Years, Britain Will Contain No Snow

For the Sixth Time in 300 Years, Britain Will Contain No Snow

By Patrick Caughill

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It’s Definitely Possible to Turn Greenhouse Gases into Fuel Feedstock

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Engineers Have Found a Way to 3D Print Super Strong Aluminum

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MIT’s “Innovation Orchard” is Investing $200 Million in Tough Tech Startups

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Overlooked DNA Leads Researchers to The “Big Bang” of Immune Cell Development

Researchers Establish New Scale to Measure a Person’s Wisdom

Researchers Establish New Scale to Measure a Person’s Wisdom

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Quantum “Flashes” Could Be Responsible for the Creation of Gravity

This Could Be The West’s Worst Fire Season Ever

This Could Be The West’s Worst Fire Season Ever

By Claudia Geib

New Research Suggests Cosmic Rays Hail From Galaxies Beyond the Milky Way

New Research Suggests Cosmic Rays Hail From Galaxies Beyond the Milky Way

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Scientists Just Sequenced An 18 Million Year Old Species That Cloned Itself

Scientists May Have Discovered the ‘Trigger’ for Complex Life on Earth

Scientists May Have Discovered the ‘Trigger’ for Complex Life on Earth

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We Can Still Meet Ambitious 1.5C Paris Climate Target

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Solar Power Is Becoming Accessible, Dropping More Than a Quarter in Just One Year

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These 7 Countries Want to Say Goodbye to Fossil Fuel-Based Cars

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By 2100, Our Carbon Usage May Be Enough to Trigger a 10,000-Year-Long Ecological Disaster

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New Research May Explain the Origin of Complex Life on Earth

New Study Reveals Microbial Communities’ Full Impact on Human Health

New Study Reveals Microbial Communities’ Full Impact on Human Health

Why the “Murder” of the Modern Energy Industry Is Key to Securing a Bright Future

Why the “Murder” of the Modern Energy Industry Is Key to Securing a Bright Future

By Tirthak Saha

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DARPA: We Need a New Microchip Technology to Sustain Advances in AI

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An Electric Bus Just Broke the World Record for Distance Traveled on a Single Charge

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Genetic Engineering Could Allow Us to Treat or Even Prevent Obesity

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Data From NASA’s Fifth HI-SEAS Isolation Mission Will Influence Who Goes to Mars

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New York Is the First City to Require Building Owners to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

DARPA’s Autonomous System Can Fly and Land a Helicopter with Just a Tablet

DARPA’s Autonomous System Can Fly and Land a Helicopter with Just a Tablet

“Octlantis” Discovery Proves Octopuses Are More Social Than We Thought

“Octlantis” Discovery Proves Octopuses Are More Social Than We Thought

Neil DeGrasse Tyson: Downplaying Our Involvement in Climate Change is “Simply Irresponsible”

Neil DeGrasse Tyson: Downplaying Our Involvement in Climate Change is “Simply Irresponsible”

The World’s First All-Electric Yacht Has a 40-Mile Range and a $500,000 Price Tag

The World’s First All-Electric Yacht Has a 40-Mile Range and a $500,000 Price Tag

Is the Trump Administration Changing Its Mind About the Paris Climate Agreement?

Nine Pictures That Show How Climate Change Is Impacting Earth

Nine Pictures That Show How Climate Change Is Impacting Earth

By Victor Tangermann

A $10 Billion Renewable Energy Startup Just Unveiled Their Largest Onshore Wind Turbine

A $10 Billion Renewable Energy Startup Just Unveiled Their Largest Onshore Wind Turbine

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Renewable Energy

Today, California Will Vote on a Bill Pushing for 100% Renewable Energy by 2045

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Researchers Have Linked a Human Brain to the Internet for the First Time Ever

By Patrick Caughill

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New Backscattered Radio Signal Transmits Data 2.8 Kilometers with Minimal Power

Supercomputing Is Allowing Us to Map Brain Function at the Deepest Levels

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Supercomputing Is Allowing Us to Map Brain Function at the Deepest Levels

New Discovery Makes It Easier to Remove Radioactive Elements From Nuclear Waste

New Discovery Makes It Easier to Remove Radioactive Elements From Nuclear Waste

Scientists Can Now Turn off Feelings of Thirst in Mice

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Scientists Can Now Turn off Feelings of Thirst in Mice

By Kristin Houser

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Geneticists Have Used CRISPR Gene Editing to Create Crops That Grow More Food

Nanobots Made of DNA Can Now Carry and Sort Molecular Cargo

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Nanobots Made of DNA Can Now Carry and Sort Molecular Cargo

By Alexandra Ossola

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Solar Energy Just Cleared a Pricing Target Set for 2020

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Researchers Find a Fungus that Can Break Down Plastic in Weeks

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A Natural Molecule Has Been Shown to Stop Cancer Cells From Producing Energy

Shape Shifting Space Bacteria Could Help Us Treat Earthly Antibiotic Resistance

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Shape Shifting Space Bacteria Could Help Us Treat Earthly Antibiotic Resistance

Scientists Just Discovered Organisms That Are Distinct From Any Life Forms Known to Science

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Scientists Just Discovered Organisms That Are Distinct From Any Life Forms Known to Science

By Kristin Houser

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3% of Scientific Papers Deny Climate Change — and Evidence Shows They Are Flawed

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Quantum Physics

Scientists Just Successfully Stored Quantum Information 10,000 Times Longer Than Ever Before

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A New Bio-Ink Could Be Used to 3D Print Artificial Organs

By Claudia Geib

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Scientists Have Discovered an Alien Planet That has “Titanium Skies”

Study Reveals How the Brain Creates “Maps” to Help Us Navigate Familiar Locations

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Study Reveals How the Brain Creates “Maps” to Help Us Navigate Familiar Locations

Electric-Charged Nanoparticles Can Turn a Clear Window Into a Mirror

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Electric-Charged Nanoparticles Can Turn a Clear Window Into a Mirror

By Patrick Caughill

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A New Vaccine Could Eradicate Flesh-Eating Parasites

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DARPA’s New Sensor Can Work for Years With Almost No Power

Human “Body Farms” Can Lead to Breakthroughs in Forensic Science

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Human “Body Farms” Can Lead to Breakthroughs in Forensic Science

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Newly Discovered Fossils Reveal Earliest Complex Life on Earth

Plant-Based Biofuels Are Completely Transforming Energy

Plant-Based Biofuels Are Completely Transforming Energy

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A New Gene Engineering Method Could Allow Us to Grow Organs for Transplants

A Better Scale for Categorizing Hurricanes Could Save Lives

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A Better Scale for Categorizing Hurricanes Could Save Lives

Offshore Wind Energy in the UK is Now Cheaper than Nuclear Power for the First Time

Offshore Wind Energy in the UK is Now Cheaper than Nuclear Power for the First Time

By Patrick Caughill

Dissolvable Electronic Devices Could Be the Future of Secure, Environmentally Friendly Tech

Dissolvable Electronic Devices Could Be the Future of Secure, Environmentally Friendly Tech

By Patrick Caughill

Two Forensic DNA Analysis Techniques Are Under Fire for Serious Inaccuracies

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Two Forensic DNA Analysis Techniques Are Under Fire for Serious Inaccuracies

By Claudia Geib