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SETI Video: Are Aliens Really Out There & Will We Ever Make First Contact?

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SETI Video: Are Aliens Really Out There & Will We Ever Make First Contact?

By Jolene Creighton

Strange Galaxy is 200 Times Smaller than Milky Way, But 10,000 Times Denser Than Our Solar Neighborhood

Strange Galaxy is 200 Times Smaller than Milky Way, But 10,000 Times Denser Than Our Solar Neighborhood

“Miniature” Nuclear Power Plants Could Create a New Age in Energy

“Miniature” Nuclear Power Plants Could Create a New Age in Energy

By June Javelosa

Our Most Important Pollinator Has Been Added to the Endangered Species List

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Our Most Important Pollinator Has Been Added to the Endangered Species List

By Patrick Caughill

Scientists May Have Uncovered the Key to the Origin of Complex Life

Scientists May Have Uncovered the Key to the Origin of Complex Life

By Kathleen Riley

Antibiotic Resistance Will Soon Hit the Tipping Point, Unless We Act

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Antibiotic Resistance Will Soon Hit the Tipping Point, Unless We Act

By June Javelosa

Scientists Have Launched a New Quest to Take Humanity Beyond Our Solar System

Scientists Have Launched a New Quest to Take Humanity Beyond Our Solar System

By Todd Jaquith

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Scientists Figured Out How to Activate Aggressive, Predatory Behavior in Mice

Rogue World: The Solar System’s Mysterious Ninth Planet

Rogue World: The Solar System’s Mysterious Ninth Planet

The Climate Crisis and the Myth of ‘Green’ Capitalism

The Climate Crisis and the Myth of ‘Green’ Capitalism

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Asteroids Found to be the Moon’s Main ‘Water Supply’

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The Quest for Dark Matter: Could the Missing Universe be Black Holes?

By Jolene Creighton

After Five Years, Most of California Is Finally No Longer in Drought

After Five Years, Most of California Is Finally No Longer in Drought

By June Javelosa

DARPA’s Latest Tech May Make Human Pilots a Thing of the Past

DARPA’s Latest Tech May Make Human Pilots a Thing of the Past

By Patrick Caughill

Everything You Need to Know About A Cosmological Self-Destruct Sequence

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Everything You Need to Know About A Cosmological Self-Destruct Sequence

Biotech Breakthrough: Engineers Made a New Material That Can Be Programmed

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Biotech Breakthrough: Engineers Made a New Material That Can Be Programmed

By Robert Sanders

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Physicists Create Thin Diamond Wires That Could Make Future Tech Tiny

By Cecille De Jesus

Researchers Develop Nanodiscs That Can Wipe Out Tumors

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Researchers Develop Nanodiscs That Can Wipe Out Tumors

Don’t Panic: Scientists Report First Case of Bird Flu Jumping From Cat to Human

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Don’t Panic: Scientists Report First Case of Bird Flu Jumping From Cat to Human

Physicists Weigh In: Could We Ever Travel to a Parallel Universe?

Physicists Weigh In: Could We Ever Travel to a Parallel Universe?

By Cecille De Jesus

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Quantum Physics

Scientists Discover Theoretical Way to Reach Absolute Zero

By Chelsea Gohd

Researchers Used a Video Game Console to Better Understand Our Brains

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Researchers Used a Video Game Console to Better Understand Our Brains

What Does the Milky Way Look Like from the ISS?

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What Does the Milky Way Look Like from the ISS?

By Jolene Creighton

Here’s What it Looks Like When Two Black Holes Collide

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Here’s What it Looks Like When Two Black Holes Collide

By Jolene Creighton

The US Military Is Making Biodegradable Ammo That Turns Into Flowers

The US Military Is Making Biodegradable Ammo That Turns Into Flowers

By Patrick Caughill

Predicting 2017: How Future Energy Will Change Our Lives

Predicting 2017: How Future Energy Will Change Our Lives

By Todd Jaquith

Scientists Finally Explain a 2,000-Year Old Water Phenomenon

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Scientists Finally Explain a 2,000-Year Old Water Phenomenon

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Drive on This: France Has Opened the World’s First Solar Road

Dark Planet: Smog is Enveloping Chinese Cities

Dark Planet: Smog is Enveloping Chinese Cities

By June Javelosa

All Dutch Trains Now Run on 100% Wind Power

All Dutch Trains Now Run on 100% Wind Power

By Patrick Caughill

Infinite Solar Power Technology Could Completely Change Our Future

Infinite Solar Power Technology Could Completely Change Our Future

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New Research Confirms That The “Global Warming Hiatus” Is a Myth

By Kristin Houser

Climate Change Threatens to Destroy the Planet’s Oldest Tree Species

Climate Change Threatens to Destroy the Planet’s Oldest Tree Species

By June Javelosa

Jurassic Farm: Scientists Are Planning to Resurrect an Extinct Cattle Species

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Jurassic Farm: Scientists Are Planning to Resurrect an Extinct Cattle Species

Will the LHC Prove the Existence of Higher Dimensions?

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Will the LHC Prove the Existence of Higher Dimensions?

By Robert Sanders

Solar Power Finally Becomes the Cheapest Source for New Energy

Solar Power Finally Becomes the Cheapest Source for New Energy

By Robert Sanders

Here’s How Quantum Gravity Will Change Our Understanding of the Universe

Here’s How Quantum Gravity Will Change Our Understanding of the Universe

By June Javelosa

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This Nanoseconds-Long Movie Could Hold the Key to Free, Unlimited Energy

By June Javelosa

Money & Science: How Do We Ensure Research Isn’t Being Influenced by Outside Factors?

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Money & Science: How Do We Ensure Research Isn’t Being Influenced by Outside Factors?

By June Javelosa

The Edge of Physics: Do Gravitons Really Exist?

The Edge of Physics: Do Gravitons Really Exist?

By Cecille De Jesus

This Could Explain the Second State of Liquid Water

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This Could Explain the Second State of Liquid Water

Get Ready. Electric Cars are About to Takeover China

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Get Ready. Electric Cars are About to Takeover China

By Robert Sanders

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A New Drought Simulation Has Concluded With Frightening Results

By Patrick Caughill

A Brain in a Dish: 3D Mini-Brains Prove to Be Remarkably Accurate

A Brain in a Dish: 3D Mini-Brains Prove to Be Remarkably Accurate

The Government in Las Vegas Is Now Powered by 100% Renewables

The Government in Las Vegas Is Now Powered by 100% Renewables

By June Javelosa

Researchers Discovered 163 New Species in Just One Region, and Many Face Extinction

Researchers Discovered 163 New Species in Just One Region, and Many Face Extinction

By Cecille De Jesus

Yale Scientists Used Gene Editing To Correct a Mutation That Causes Anemia

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Yale Scientists Used Gene Editing To Correct a Mutation That Causes Anemia

By Sam Farahzad

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Researchers Use Brain Tests to Predict the Potential of Criminality in Toddlers

By June Javelosa

David Attenborough: If We Don’t Limit Our Population Growth, the Natural World Will

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David Attenborough: If We Don’t Limit Our Population Growth, the Natural World Will

By June Javelosa

Warming World: Antarctic Research Reveals the Accuracy of Global Warming Models

Warming World: Antarctic Research Reveals the Accuracy of Global Warming Models

By June Javelosa

The ‘Miracle Material’ Strikes Again. Graphene Can Turn CO2 Into Liquid Fuel

The ‘Miracle Material’ Strikes Again. Graphene Can Turn CO2 Into Liquid Fuel

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Sunny Days: Solar is Officially Becoming the Cheapest Form of New Electricity

By Cecille De Jesus

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A New Theory of Gravity Just Passed its First Test. Here’s What This Means for Physics

By Cecille De Jesus

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Limitless Energy: South Korean Reactor Sets a New Record for Stable Nuclear Fusion

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A Star in a Jar: Fusion Power and Limitless Energy Explained

By Jelor Gallego

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Graphene-Fed Silkworms Produce a Super-Strong Silk That Conducts Electricity

By Jess Vilvestre

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What Can 2 Billion-Year-Old Water Teach Us About the Origins of Life?

By Patrick Caughill

U.S. Sets Staggering Record with 191% Growth in Solar Power Installations in 2016

U.S. Sets Staggering Record with 191% Growth in Solar Power Installations in 2016

By Patrick Caughill

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Called It. 176,000 Gallons of Oil Spilled 150 Miles From Standing Rock Protests

By Patrick Caughill

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Thousands Of “Small” Oil Spills Are Destroying the Gulf of Mexico

By Cecille De Jesus

Astrophysicist: Soon, We Will Solve the Mystery of Dark Matter

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Astrophysicist: Soon, We Will Solve the Mystery of Dark Matter

By Cecille De Jesus

The U.S. Could Generate 25% of Its Energy Needs From Solar Rooftops

The U.S. Could Generate 25% of Its Energy Needs From Solar Rooftops

By Patrick Caughill

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This Newly Identified Aerosol Could Be Used to Cool Our Planet

How a New U.S. Space Station Would Let Humanity Colonize the Solar System

How a New U.S. Space Station Would Let Humanity Colonize the Solar System

By Weston Hochmuth