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PhysicsLaser tripod may lift mirror
The levitated reflector could be stable enough to track subtle gravitational forces.
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PaleontologyFossils suggest ancient sharks survived extinction event
Diving down deep in the ocean may have helped the fish live through the Great Dying 350 million years ago.
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ChemistryFloating beads of water act as tiny test tubes
Chemists exploit pH and ion charge in superheated water drops to create nanoparticles.
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GeneticsGenetic variants may keep Siberians warm
People in frigid cold evolved changes in fat metabolism, shivering.
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MathScientists who claim ‘hot hand’ is a myth have never had one
The “hot hand” in basketball is more than a lucky streak or defiance of statistical chance.
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EarthPressure patterns could portend heat waves
High-pressure systems may help scientists forecast temperature hikes 15 to 20 days out.
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EnvironmentPolluted water interferes with drug that combats parasitic scourge
Arsenic contamination fuels resistance to one treatment for leishmaniasis.
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EnvironmentMercury contamination in California to last 10,000 years
Toxic remnants of gold rush will seep into San Francisco area waterways for millennia.
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GeneticsReprogrammed stem cells may mirror embryonic ones after all
Donor genetics may explain why the two cell types vary.
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AnimalsThe bromance of the fossas
Male fossas, mammal carnivores native to Madagascar, hang out with other males to boost their hunting and mating success.
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AnimalsDon’t mount so fast! That bug could be a boy
Many insect males show same-sex mating behavior. What’s the cause? What’s the benefit? Is it real? Or are the bugs just in too much of a rush to stop?
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Health & MedicineGene links smoking, multiple sclerosis
Smokers with genetic variant face tripled risk of MS.