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The President Just Disbanded a Federal Advisory Committee on Climate Change, Here’s How Scientists are Responding

Black Holes Outside Our Galaxy Work Differently From Ours

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Black Holes Outside Our Galaxy Work Differently From Ours

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NASA Wants to Use 3D-Printed Parts for Future Rocket Engines

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The Grid Study From the Department of Energy Just Called for a Boost to Coal Power

By Patrick Caughill

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New Mini-Antennae Could Pave the Way for Brain-Computer Interfaces

By Patrick Caughill

How 139 Countries Could Be Powered by 100 Percent Wind, Water, and Solar Energy by 2050

How 139 Countries Could Be Powered by 100 Percent Wind, Water, and Solar Energy by 2050

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Another U.S. Government Website Has Removed References to Climate Change

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Scientists Have Identified 22 Genes Associated with Intelligence

MIT Researchers Have Discovered a Way to Increase Nuclear Fusion’s Energy Output

MIT Researchers Have Discovered a Way to Increase Nuclear Fusion’s Energy Output

A New Roadmap to Renewable Dependence Could Eliminate 99% of CO2 Emissions by 2050

A New Roadmap to Renewable Dependence Could Eliminate 99% of CO2 Emissions by 2050

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An Electric Revolution: New Study Shows Fluid-Like Motion of Electrons in Graphene

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China Just Exceeded its 2020 Target for Solar Installations

The Fight Against Climate Change Could Get Unexpected Help from Seaweed

The Fight Against Climate Change Could Get Unexpected Help from Seaweed

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WATCH: What Happened to Solar Power in the US During the Eclipse

Meet the Woman Who Did the Calculations for the First Moon Landing

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Meet the Woman Who Did the Calculations for the First Moon Landing

Are You Smart Enough To Get These Nerdy Jokes?

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Are You Smart Enough To Get These Nerdy Jokes?

By Jolene Creighton

What Would We Need (Other Than Dinosaurs) to Create a Real Jurassic Park?

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What Would We Need (Other Than Dinosaurs) to Create a Real Jurassic Park?

Parallel Universes and the Many-Worlds Theory

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Parallel Universes and the Many-Worlds Theory

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The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope May Unveil the Secrets of Dark Matter

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Report Suggests Solar Energy Capacity Will Rival Nuclear Power by the End of 2017

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7 Months Later, Climate Change Still Isn’t Mentioned on the White House Website

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Cyborg Bacteria Could Be the Key to Commercially Viable Artificial Photosynthesis

The Geometric Structure That Is Changing Notions of Reality

The Geometric Structure That Is Changing Notions of Reality

Are These Thin, Low-Power Semiconductors The Future of Computing?

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Are These Thin, Low-Power Semiconductors The Future of Computing?

Expert: We Still Know Very Little About the Largest Inhabited Zone on Earth

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Expert: We Still Know Very Little About the Largest Inhabited Zone on Earth

By Kristin Houser

New Report Asserts the Earth’s Population Will Reach 9.8 Billion by 2050

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New Report Asserts the Earth’s Population Will Reach 9.8 Billion by 2050

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Watch the Live Solar Eclipse Here, Thanks to NASA and Facebook

By Patrick Caughill

Solar Eclipses Reveal That the Pace of Time is Changing

Solar Eclipses Reveal That the Pace of Time is Changing

By Brian Koberlein

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A Smart Label Can Sense When Your Food Has Gone Bad

By Patrick Caughill

The Antarctic Sea Ice Sheet Is the Smallest It’s Ever Been

The Antarctic Sea Ice Sheet Is the Smallest It’s Ever Been

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Astrophysicists Believe They’ve Found Another Earth-Like Planet in a Nearby Star System

By Chelsea Gohd

Nine of the the Most Amazing DARPA Projects

Nine of the the Most Amazing DARPA Projects

By Victor Tangermann

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Further Research into Artificial Wombs Brings Us Closer to a Future Where Babies Grow Outside the Body

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Humans Might Not Survive Climate Change, but These Creatures Probably Will

A Different Kind of Science Show

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A Different Kind of Science Show

By Brian Koberlein

CRISPR Co-Discoverer: “I’ve Never Seen Science Move at the Pace It’s Moving Now”

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CRISPR Co-Discoverer: “I’ve Never Seen Science Move at the Pace It’s Moving Now”

10 Amazing Facts You Should Really Know About Black Holes

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10 Amazing Facts You Should Really Know About Black Holes

7 Clever Carnivorous Plants

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7 Clever Carnivorous Plants

Meet the Opah: The First Fully Warm-Blooded Fish

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Meet the Opah: The First Fully Warm-Blooded Fish

By Sarah Marquart

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Scientists Have Developed a New Method to 3D-Print Living Tissue

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Scientists Claim They Have “Solved the Mystery of How the First Animals Appeared on Earth”

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Scientists Have Officially Created Healthy Offspring from Genetically Infertile Male Mice

Buildings to Generate Their Own Power With Innovative Glass Blocks

Buildings to Generate Their Own Power With Innovative Glass Blocks

Renewable Energy Isn’t Just Cutting Costs, It’s Saving Lives

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Renewable Energy Isn’t Just Cutting Costs, It’s Saving Lives

Researchers May Have Just Discovered an Entirely New State of Matter

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Researchers May Have Just Discovered an Entirely New State of Matter

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Researchers Use Genetics and Electromagnetism to Control the Movements of Mice

Researchers Hacked Into DNA and Encoded it With Malware

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Researchers Hacked Into DNA and Encoded it With Malware

Lithium from Supervolcanoes Could Power An Electric Future

Lithium from Supervolcanoes Could Power An Electric Future

By Claudia Geib

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A New Technique Could Revolutionize Organ Transplants

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Toyota Just Patented a “Cloaking Device”

Nanotechnology Gives Green Energy a Green Color

Nanotechnology Gives Green Energy a Green Color

Uncover The Hidden Stories Behind Our Greatest Scientific Discoveries

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Uncover The Hidden Stories Behind Our Greatest Scientific Discoveries

By Brian Koberlein

Physicists Have Made Exotic Quantum States From Light

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Physicists Have Made Exotic Quantum States From Light

A New Computing Technology Mimics Aspects of Human Thought

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A New Computing Technology Mimics Aspects of Human Thought

Engineers Are Building the World’s Largest Single-Tower Solar Thermal Plant

Engineers Are Building the World’s Largest Single-Tower Solar Thermal Plant

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Catch the Eclipse While You Can — They Won’t Happen in the Future

Researchers Made a Graphene Sieve That Can Make Seawater Safe to Drink

Researchers Made a Graphene Sieve That Can Make Seawater Safe to Drink

These NASA Approved Glasses Are the Safest Way to Watch Next Week’s Solar Eclipse

These NASA Approved Glasses Are the Safest Way to Watch Next Week’s Solar Eclipse

By Kaitlyn Wylde

Researchers Develop Batteries You Can Power With Your Spit

Researchers Develop Batteries You Can Power With Your Spit

By Patrick Caughill

This Is What Nuclear Warfare Will Do To Our Planet

This Is What Nuclear Warfare Will Do To Our Planet

L.A. Is Testing a Pavement Treatment That Can Drop Street Temperatures by 12 Degrees

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L.A. Is Testing a Pavement Treatment That Can Drop Street Temperatures by 12 Degrees

Russia Claims It’s Building a Nuclear Space Bomber Capable of Striking Any Country in the World

Russia Claims It’s Building a Nuclear Space Bomber Capable of Striking Any Country in the World

By Cecille De Jesus

Researchers Develop Bendable Batteries That Could Make Implants and Wearables Safer

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Researchers Develop Bendable Batteries That Could Make Implants and Wearables Safer

New Study Explains How Some Planets May Never Become Habitable

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New Study Explains How Some Planets May Never Become Habitable