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LifeThree scientists, three wishes (with extras for the cosmologist)
Research luminaries reveal the questions they'd most like to see answered.
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Don’t forget beauty
An ornithologist argues that arbitrary preferences may have a place in the bird world.
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LifeSoil search suggests broad roots for antibiotic resistance
Drug-defeating genes are everywhere, but don’t blame dirt-dwelling bacteria for resistance seen in the clinic.
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EarthMining the maritime past for clues to climate’s future
Researchers collect data through a mashup of 19th century ship records and 21st century crowdsourcing.
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Sources of Einstein’s comments
Leopold Infeld, Albert Einstein: His work and its influence on our world. Charles Scribner’s Sons,1950, p. 110 Max Born, The Born-Einstein Letters. Macmillan, 1971, pp. 168-69, 192. Albert Einstein, “Physics and Reality,” in Ideas and Opinions, Dell Publishing, 1973, pp. 307-308, 310-311. Albert Einstein, “The Fundaments of Theoretical Physics,” in Ideas and Opinions, Dell Publishing, […]
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TechSeeing red: Next installment in BPA-paper saga
Consumers now have a way to identify cash register tape that is free of endocrine-disrupting chemical.
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HumansClimate researcher speaks out
BLOG: Michael Mann says scientists have lost control of the public message about climate change, Alexandra Witze reports from the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing meeting.
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EarthHurricane forecasts can be made years in advance
Climate modelers say they can push Atlantic predictions beyond a single season.
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Past SN Quantum coverage
Science News has been covering quantum entanglement since the 1920s. Read past stories.
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75 years of entanglement
Though it has been confirmed numerous times since 1935, entanglement is as spooky as ever.
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Quantum weirdness
Here are some key concepts in quantum mechanics experiments — and how those concepts play out in the real world.
By Tom Siegfried and Laura Sanders