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Half of the World’s Energy Must Come From Renewables by 2060

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This Newly Rediscovered Exoplanet Could Support Life

By Kathleen Riley

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Scientists Move Closer to Creating the First “Human/Pig Chimera”

Doomsday Clock Moves Closer to Midnight Amid Climate and Nuclear Concerns

A Diabetes Drug Has Shut Down Cancer’s Primary Way of Making Energy

Tesla’s Set to Launch the World’s Largest Energy Storage Project

By June Javelosa

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Scientists Have Unlocked the Code That Turns Genes On and Off

By June Javelosa

Our Universe is Expanding Faster Than it Should, Hinting at New Physics

There’s No Argument Against Nuclear Power

By Todd Jaquith

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Scientists Are Making a Fabric of “Biological Tissues”

Watch 136 Years of Climate Change in New NASA Video

By Patrick Caughill

More People Are Employed by Solar Power Than All Fossil Fuels Combined

By Patrick Caughill

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Humans Killed Australia’s Megafauna

By Patrick Caughill

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First-Ever Semi-Synthetic Organism Opens The Door to New Forms of Life

By Kathleen Riley

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Science Explained: Do Atoms Last Forever?

By Jolene Creighton

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Pure Raindrops are Mathematically Impossible. Fortunately, Raindrops Aren’t.

By Jolene Creighton

Dark Matter and Dark Energy in a Nutshell (Video)

By Jolene Creighton

A Fantastic Voyage: 3D Printed “Micro-Fish” May Soon be Cleaning Your Bloodstream

By Sarah Marquart

Quantum Physics

A New Theory on Living Inside of a Black Hole

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If You Could See the Asteroids Near Earth, What Would our Sky Look Like?

By Jolene Creighton

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Death Adders: Meet Australia’s Deadly Snakes

By Jolene Creighton

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Six Ways the Interstellar Vacuum Will Actually Kill You

By Jolene Creighton

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Scientists Find Comet Releases as Much Alcohol as 500 Bottles of Wine

By Jolene Creighton

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The Story of Antimatter

By Sarah Marquart

Research Finds Polar Bears Can’t Adapt to Longer Summers

By Alison Rohde

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The Quest for a Theory of Everything: The Search for the Secrets of the Universe

By Jolene Creighton

Science Explained: How Long Can Photons Live? Will They Ever Die?

By Jolene Creighton

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How Has Science Fiction Changed Over the Decades?

By Daniel Barker

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New Study Supports the Link Between Autism and Gut Microbes

By Patrick Caughill

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Scientists Have Created Heat-Sensing “Skin” for Robots

By June Javelosa

Scientists May Have Discovered What Allowed Life to Evolve

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Size Comparisons of the Largest Objects in the Known Universe

By Jolene Creighton

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Scientists Aim to Bring Extinct Tiger Species Back to Life

By Kathleen Riley

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The Real Science Behind Supposed Alien Communications

By Todd Jaquith

Tesla Ventures Out of Automotive Industry; Enters the Energy Sector

By June Javelosa

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Extreme New Zealand Plan Will Eradicate All Invasive Species by 2050

By June Javelosa

Planet Nine Could Cause Chaos in Our Solar System (Fortunately, We’ll be Long Gone)

By Patrick Caughill

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Pandas On The Rise! These Gentle Giants Are Endangered No More

By Michelle Lee

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The Simulation Hypothesis: Is Reality All Just A Computer Simulation?

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New Parkinson’s Treatment May Stop the Spread of Faulty Protein

By Jess Vilvestre

Combating Climate Change: Germany Calls For A Ban On Combustion Engines By 2030

By Jelor Gallego

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Turning Back the Biological Clock: A Drug That Can Restore Fertility in Women?

By Jess Vilvestre

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CRISPR Gene Editing Has Been Used to Cure Mice of Sickle Cell Disease

By Jess Vilvestre

Elon Musk Says Denial of Climate Change is ‘Fraud’

By Jess Vilvestre

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There’s a New Vaccine to Protect Us From the Black Death

By Jess Vilvestre

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Scientists Have Successfully Bred Mice Using Skin Cells

By Jess Vilvestre

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By 2017, Gene Therapy Could Allow Us to Reverse Blindness

By Jess Vilvestre

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Eternal Storage: Scientists Have Found a Way to Store Data Within Diamonds

By Eleazer Corpuz

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Mosquito War: Voters Approve the Release of Genetically Modified Organisms

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New Gene Therapy Could Eradicate Harmful Mutations Being Passed From Mother to Child

By Jess Vilvestre

Africa’s Gigantic Solar Farm Could Soon Be Powering Europe

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Scientists Have Made a New Kind of Invisibility Cloak

Is the Promise of Cold Fusion Still Worth Waiting For?

By June Javelosa

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This New Wearable Health Monitor Can Stick to Almost Anything

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Researchers Create New, Self-Healing Artificial Muscles

By Robert Sanders

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The White House Now Has a Plan for Handling an Asteroid Disaster

By Chelsea Gohd

Worlds Without End: The Many Kinds of Parallel Universes

By Todd Jaquith

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Researchers Uncover Critical New Clues About Cancer

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New Treatment Could Help Your Teeth Repair Themselves

All Mentions of Climate Change Were Just Deleted From the White House Website

By Jolene Creighton

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USDA Approves Sale of Non-Browning GMO Apples

By Kathleen Riley

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Another Form of Complex Life May Have Once Lived on Earth

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Shark Undergoes World’s First Switch from Sexual to Asexual Reproduction

By June Javelosa

We’ve Set a Climate Change Record for 2016, and It’s Awful