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EarthGreenhouse gas injections may unleash earthquakes
Plans to pump carbon dioxide into the ground to mitigate climate change could create other problems.
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NeuroscienceBrain enables sight without light
Sensory cross talk may underlie ability to see one’s own hand moving when it’s pitch black.
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AstronomyGiant loner could shift idea of star formation
Observations of WR 102ka suggest it could have been born without any gaseous companions.
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PhysicsNew Atomic Accelerator
This excerpt from the December 14, 1963, issue of Science News Letter talks about how the atom smashers at Argonne National Lab have evolved.
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Materials ScienceQingsongite
This newly christened mineral has an atomic structure that’s similar to diamond and nearly as hard.
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Science & SocietyU.S. science funding sends young people a mixed message
I think science, and more specifically scientific thinking, is the most powerful tool for understanding the world. Everyone should learn how to think like a scientist.
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AnimalsWag the dog: When left vs. right matters
Most of us see a wagging dog’s tail and automatically think it’s a good sign. But are some wags more friendly than others? A new study says yes.
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EarthWet terrain responsible for Iceland’s hollow lava towers
Normally found underwater, the rocky structures form on land too.
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Health & MedicineWaiting to exhale
Scientists sift through the chemical potpourri that escapes our lungs for new ways to diagnose disease.
By Laura Beil