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2017 Is Set to Be the Hottest Year in Recorded History

2017 Is Set to Be the Hottest Year in Recorded History

By Chelsea Gohd

We Accidentally Invented Plastic That Conducts Electricity

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We Accidentally Invented Plastic That Conducts Electricity

By Kelsey R. Marquart

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A New Device Uses Sunlight to Create Drinking Water From Air

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Body Part Regeneration Is in Our Future

New Research Challenges What We Thought We Knew About the Big Bang

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New Research Challenges What We Thought We Knew About the Big Bang

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The Military Just Demoed an F-16 That Flies and Executes Strikes by Itself

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Astronomers Found an Enormous Object Orbiting at the Edge of Our Solar System

New Biology: More Than 50 Spider Species Were Just Discovered

New Biology: More Than 50 Spider Species Were Just Discovered

By Chelsea Gohd

Graphene That Changes Color When It Cracks Could Literally Save Lives

Graphene That Changes Color When It Cracks Could Literally Save Lives

By Christianna Reedy

Goodnight, New Horizons. Sleep Well.

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Goodnight, New Horizons. Sleep Well.

By Patrick Caughill

Physicist: We Need A New Kind of Physics to Reconcile the Quantum World

Physicist: We Need A New Kind of Physics to Reconcile the Quantum World

Scientists Have Captured the First-Ever “Image” of a Dark Matter Web

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Scientists Have Captured the First-Ever “Image” of a Dark Matter Web

By Patrick Caughill

New Research Uses “Brain Stimulation” to Influence an Individual’s Honesty

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New Research Uses “Brain Stimulation” to Influence an Individual’s Honesty

We May Be Able to Build a Rocket That Can Go 99.999% the Speed of Light

We May Be Able to Build a Rocket That Can Go 99.999% the Speed of Light

By Christianna Reedy

Scientists Bring New Meaning to ‘Bug Juice’ With Nutritious Cockroach ‘Milk’

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Scientists Bring New Meaning to ‘Bug Juice’ With Nutritious Cockroach ‘Milk’

By Charmaine Caparas

Witness the Remarkable Evolution of Animation in Video Games

Witness the Remarkable Evolution of Animation in Video Games

By Christianna Reedy

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A Network Of “Mini Brains” May Be Responsible for Your Pain

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We May Have Just Discovered the Deepest Traces of Life on Earth

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Soon, The Military May be Deploying Laser Weapons

By Patrick Caughill

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Scientists Witnessed DNA Protecting Itself From Radiation

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Study Reveals That a Strange Force Is Affecting the Quantum World

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Scientists Want to Search for Life Deep Below the Earth’s Surface

By Christianna Reedy

Art Meets Tech: Gorgeous Solar-Powered Pipe Can Desalinate 1.5 Billion Gallons of Seawater

Art Meets Tech: Gorgeous Solar-Powered Pipe Can Desalinate 1.5 Billion Gallons of Seawater

By Jasmine Solana

Tesla Just Unveiled Its Newest Solar Panels

Tesla Just Unveiled Its Newest Solar Panels

We May Be Completely Wrong About How Our Brains Form Memories

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We May Be Completely Wrong About How Our Brains Form Memories

These Species Can Recode Their Own Genetics

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These Species Can Recode Their Own Genetics

By June Javelosa

We’re Hurtling Toward the Worst CO2 Levels the Earth Has Seen in Over 200 Million Years

We’re Hurtling Toward the Worst CO2 Levels the Earth Has Seen in Over 200 Million Years

By Patrick Caughill

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The Kentucky Coal Mining Museum Will Be Powered by Solar Energy

By Christianna Reedy

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New Evidence Shows We Might Have Gotten Cosmic Evolution Entirely Wrong

By June Javelosa

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A Scientist Is 3D Printing Blood Vessels for Sick Children

By Christianna Reedy

Confirmed: Mysterious Bursts of Energy Really Are Coming From Outer Space

Confirmed: Mysterious Bursts of Energy Really Are Coming From Outer Space

By Patrick Caughill

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New Research Shows “68% of the Universe May Not Exist at All”

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Reaching Singularity: Physicist Asserts We Will Never Truly Understand Consciousness

By Jelor Gallego

Scientists Just Created a Material for Self-Healing Smartphones

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Scientists Just Created a Material for Self-Healing Smartphones

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Scientists Just Figured Out How to Use Graphene to Make Seawater Drinkable

A Day on Venus: Earth’s Evil Twin

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A Day on Venus: Earth’s Evil Twin

By Jolene Creighton

The Arctic Is Rapidly Turning Green, and It’s a Serious Problem

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The Arctic Is Rapidly Turning Green, and It’s a Serious Problem

By Christianna Reedy

It’s Done. Your Internet Provider Can Sell All Your Web History

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It’s Done. Your Internet Provider Can Sell All Your Web History

By Sarah Marquart

What Would the Night Sky Look Like If We Could See in All the Wavelengths at Once?

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What Would the Night Sky Look Like If We Could See in All the Wavelengths at Once?

By Jolene Creighton

The First Stars of the Universe Formed Masses as Bright as 100 Million Suns

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The First Stars of the Universe Formed Masses as Bright as 100 Million Suns

Greenland’s Ice Caps Have Passed the Point of No Return

Greenland’s Ice Caps Have Passed the Point of No Return

By Chelsea Gohd

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Scientists Think Dark Energy Might Be Just an Illusion

By Chelsea Gohd

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Quantum Physics

Quantum Physics is Bringing Our Wildest Sci-Fi Dreams to Life

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Reports State that the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) Has Been Irreparably Damaged

By Jolene Creighton

A Company in Japan Just Broke the World Record for Solar Panel Efficiency

A Company in Japan Just Broke the World Record for Solar Panel Efficiency

By Patrick Caughill

A Strange Explosion in a Galaxy Billions of Light-Years Away Has Scientists Stumped

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A Strange Explosion in a Galaxy Billions of Light-Years Away Has Scientists Stumped

Physicists Discover an Unexpected Phenomenon in the Creation of Light Particles

Physicists Discover an Unexpected Phenomenon in the Creation of Light Particles

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Renewable Energy

Renewable Energy Is Shattering Records in the U.S.

Watch: Scientists Just Took the First “Image” Of Thunder

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Watch: Scientists Just Took the First “Image” Of Thunder

By Jolene Creighton

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The EPA Approves the Continued Use of a Harmful Chemical in Pesticides

Tesla Aims to Be A “One-Stop Shop” for All of Your Sustainable Energy Needs

Tesla Aims to Be A “One-Stop Shop” for All of Your Sustainable Energy Needs

By Christianna Reedy

Watch: The Amazing Intelligence of Crows

Watch: The Amazing Intelligence of Crows

By Jolene Creighton

Understanding the Problems With the Climate and With Climate Science Communication

Understanding the Problems With the Climate and With Climate Science Communication

10 Alien Planets That Are Stranger Than Science Fiction

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10 Alien Planets That Are Stranger Than Science Fiction

By Jolene Creighton

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Scientists Have Discovered That Brain Cells May Be Regulating Our Circadian Rhythm

By Christianna Reedy

New Research Turns Mammalian Cells Into Biocomputers

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New Research Turns Mammalian Cells Into Biocomputers

The World’s Largest Solar Geoengineering Study Is Launching in the U.S.

The World’s Largest Solar Geoengineering Study Is Launching in the U.S.

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New Report Exposes the Cover-Up of a Secret Nuclear Weapons Test in Kazakhstan

A Court Just Ruled in Favor of Teens Who Sued Part of the Fossil Fuel Industry

A Court Just Ruled in Favor of Teens Who Sued Part of the Fossil Fuel Industry

The Most Accurate Clocks in the World Just Confirmed That Time Is Not Absolute

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The Most Accurate Clocks in the World Just Confirmed That Time Is Not Absolute

Researchers Have Transformed a Spinach Leaf Into Working Heart Tissue

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Researchers Have Transformed a Spinach Leaf Into Working Heart Tissue

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How Much Energy Would We Need to Power a Time Machine?

Researchers Think Portals May Link Our Visible World With The “Dark Sector”

Researchers Think Portals May Link Our Visible World With The “Dark Sector”

By Patrick Caughill

Past Climate Change Doesn’t Make Today’s Activity Any Less Troubling

Past Climate Change Doesn’t Make Today’s Activity Any Less Troubling