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Science & SocietyForty finalists selected in 2014 Intel Science Talent Search
The 40 young scientists will visit Washington, D.C., March 6–12 to tour the White House and other national landmarks, present their research to judges and the public in a poster session at the headquarters of the National Geographic Society and attend a black-tie awards gala at the National Building Museum.
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AnimalsSloths, moths, algae may live in three-way benefit pact
Insects and green slime may justify the slow mammal’s risky descent from trees.
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Climate2013 among top 10 warmest years on record
Global temperatures have now been above average for 37 consecutive years.
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ArchaeologyStone Age fishing spear found on Southeast Asian island
Notched piece of bone found near Indonesia illustrates surprisingly complex tool making 35,000 years ago.
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Quantum PhysicsGell-Mann, Hartle spin a quantum narrative about reality
The “consistent histories” approach to quantum physics removes any role for people in creating “quasiclassical” reality.
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LifePigment pas de deux puts stripes on zebrafish
Interactions between color-producing cells generate patterns on fish fins.
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PaleontologyHunting fossils in England
On Monmouth Beach, just west of the center of Lyme Regis, amateur and professional collectors have been making discoveries for more than two centuries.
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ArchaeologyAfter 2,000 years, Ptolemy’s war elephants are revealed
A genetic study sheds light on world’s only known battle between Asian and African elephants.
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Health & MedicineVaccine vindication
At least 103 million cases of childhood disease have been prevented by vaccines since 1924.
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CosmologyFilament of cosmic web set aglow
Astronomers say they have glimpsed a brightly lit strand of the cosmic web, the universe’s underlying structure
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AstronomyRosetta spacecraft checks in with Earth
The spacecraft has successfully transmitted a signal to Earth, meaning that ESA controllers can now prepare Rosetta for its August rendezvous with comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko.
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Health & MedicineHow to read a book to your baby
To help your baby get the most out of story time, turn the story into a conversation, not a monologue.