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AstronomySun’s shock wave goes missing
Spacecraft observations redraw astronomers’ ideas about the local stellar environment.
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LifeCulture results when chimps get cracking
Adjacent groups in Africa follow different traditions when it comes to opening nuts.
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EarthBig Antarctic ice sheet appears doomed
Warming climate is expected to trigger the sudden retreat of a partially floating glacier on the continent’s western side by 2100.
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Health & MedicineProcedure offers hope in type 1 diabetes
A new approach restored adequate, lasting insulin production in seven of 12 mice tested.
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Health & MedicineRare neurons found in monkeys’ brains
Cells linked to empathy and consciousness in primates may offer clues to human self-awareness.
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SpaceMore than one way to explode a star
New observations confirm two leading theories of type 1a supernova production.
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HumansRural life may boost allergy resistance
Country kids had a greater diversity of bacteria associated with increased levels of the anti-inflammatory molecule IL-10.
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PhysicsPhysicists go totally random
Calculations suggest a way to boost the independence of information flow, a finding that could help in cryptography.
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Letters
Visions spark debate In “Visions for all” (SN: 4/7/12, p. 22), researchers found that functioning people who “hallucinated” God were high on the “absorption” scale and that 4 percent of people studied reported hallucinations. This reminded me that 4 percent of the population is grade V hypnotizable. All of these superhypnotizable people rate very high […]
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LIFE A study documents homicide among chimps. Read “Chimps show lethal side.” NASA, JPL-Caltech, UA ATOM & COSMOS Cameras spy a Martian dust devil in “Tall, devilish storm skids across Mars’ surface.” DELETED SCENES BLOG For two astrophysics studies, negative results were meaningful. See “A result of zero doesn’t always mean zero results.” A dairy […]
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