Science News For Kids

In the February 11 Issue:

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Top Stories | February 3

FOR KIDS: Mapping the invisible
Astronomers don’t know what dark matter is, but they have mapped where it’s hiding
FOR KIDS: A Ghost Lake
Scientists study an ancient lake that once covered much of Utah to learn lessons for the future
FOR KIDS: Lip-reading babies
Before they start talking, babbling babies ‘read’ mouths
FOR KIDS: Fish eyes go green
Scientists find a surprise in the lens of a fish that lives in the dark
FOR KIDS: Climate coolers
Reducing methane, soot in the atmosphere could curb climate change

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FOR KIDS: Climate coolers

Reducing methane, soot in the atmosphere could curb climate change

FOR KIDS: Electronic skin

Tiny, nearly invisible devices stick to skin, ‘talk’ to computers

FOR KIDS: The brain behind the game

Top athletes watch and learn from their teams, coaches and opponents

FOR KIDS: Eyes from ions

Scientists use charged molecules to grow eyes in tadpole guts

FOR KIDS: Self-cleaning clothes

Simply a few hours of sunshine cleans specially treated cotton fabrics

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Columns:

Comment Mind the gap: Genetic knowledge and medical power
By James P. Evans Apr 22nd 2011

Not to Miss:

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AAAS 2011 meeting coverage

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SN Bookshelf:

A Great Aridness: Climate Change and the Future of the American Southwest by William DeBuys
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Memory: Fragments of a Modern History by Alison Winter
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