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AstronomyComet ISON was punier than previously thought
The ice ball was probably no wider than New York’s Central Park.
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Health & MedicineHeartburn drugs linked to vitamin deficiency
People who take Nexium, Prilosec and other medicines more prone to low B12 levels.
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AnimalsLeaping land fish avoids predators by blending in
The Pacific leaping blenny avoids being eaten by predators by blending into its rocky habitat.
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AstronomyGalaxy’s cloud catalog reveals hydrogen fog
Fifty percent of the molecular hydrogen exists in a gas layer that spreads throughout the Whirlpool galaxy and envelopes the giant clouds where stars form.
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HumansFossils reveal a strong-armed, dead-end hominid
Olduvai Gorge finds suggest extinct hominid both walked and hung out in trees.
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NeuroscienceLighting up the lightning speed of vesicle formation
While the release of neurotransmitters from vesicles is speedy, we always thought vesicle formation was slow. It turns out that vesicle formation can zip along much faster than we thought.
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Health & MedicineWatching media coverage of disasters linked to stress
Watching hours of media coverage of traumatic events may worsen symptoms of distress.
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NeuroscienceBrain chip enables injured rats to control movements
Prosthesis bypasses damaged area to connect distant neurons.
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Planetary ScienceMars was habitable longer, more recently than thought
Warmer, wetter conditions lasted until 3.5 billion years ago on the Red Planet.
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AnimalsGrizzly bears get stressed from salmon decline
Grizzlies in coastal British Columbia bulk up on salmon in the fall, but they experience stress when the fish are scarce.
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AnimalsA corsage that bites
The orchid mantis uses a flowery subterfuge to lure prey.
By Susan Milius