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  1. Quantum Whirls

    How turbulence plays out in exotic materials.

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  2. Strung together

    Is there a theory of everything?

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  3. Moved by Light

    Lasers push everyday objects into the quantum world.

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  4. Dawn of the Dinosaurs

    Paleontologists probe the majestic reptiles’ origin and rise.

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  5. Life

    Darwin’s natural selection redefined the idea of design

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  6. Humankind’s destructive streak may be older than the species itself

    Some scientists have proposed designating a new geological epoch, the Anthropocene, that would cover the period since humans became the predominant environmental force on the planet. But when would you have it begin? Some geologists argue that the Anthropocene began with the Industrial Revolution, when fossil fuel consumption started influencing climate. Others point back several […]

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  7. Humans

    What ancient mummies have to tell us about the perils of modern life

    Once you hit a certain age, visiting a doctor is basically a guilt trip. All that satisfying stuff you eat, drink or smoke is killing you, a white-coated overachiever tells you. You need to exercise and lose weight, or the grim reaper will be at your door long before you’re ready. And it will all […]

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  8. Tech

    App for analyzing leafy curves lets amateur botanists identify trees

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  9. Tech

    Beyond Imaging

    No longer just a diagnostic tool, ultrasound tackles surgery.

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  10. The Lives of Pandas

    On a tight energy budget, newborns no bigger than chipmunks grow into roly-poly superstars.

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  11. A Fly Called Iyaiyai

    All that Latin has its light side.

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  12. Faces of Perception

    Scientists who study face perception currently disagree strongly over whether newborn babies innately know what human faces look like and whether certain brain areas are solely responsible for distinguishing one face from another.

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