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EarthComet likely culprit in Tunguska blast
Analysis of shuttle plume movement suggests Tunguska event could have caused clouds over London.
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AgricultureHow weed killers might protect our eyes: It’s corny
Herbicides can boost trace-nutrient concentrations in sweet corn.
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ChemistryBrilliant blue for the spine
A study in rats suggests the blue dye similar to that found in popsicles and sports drinks may prevent cell death after spinal cord injury.
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Health & MedicinePre-chewed baby food can spread HIV
An age-old cultural practice may offer new dangers in the era of AIDS.
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LifeAllergy meds slim down obese mice
Animal study shows over-the-counter medications lower weight and treat type 2 diabetes. The study is one of four to link type 2 diabetes with the immune system.
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ChemistryCO2 sponge
Macromolecule that was accidentally discovered seems to trap carbon dioxide from the air.
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SpaceRotation may solve cosmic mystery
Astronomers propose a new explanation for the formation of the darkest galaxies in the universe.
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EarthSalty water power
A study reports a new, cheaper way to harvest energy from salt water and fresh water.
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TechElectric grid still very vulnerable to electromagnetic weaponry
BLOG: Smart grid advocates weigh in on the vulnerability of the U.S. electrical infrastructure to electromagnetic pulse radiation.
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PaleontologyFossil shows first all-American honeybee
Nevada find contradicts long-held view of Europe and Asia as the native land of all honeybees.
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AnimalsToucan’s bill gives big chill
Bird’s supersized bill can switch personal air conditioning on and off, new research suggests.
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HumansTraffic hydrocarbons linked to lower IQs in kids
Prenatal exposures to common air pollutants correlate with a drop in intelligence scores.
By Janet Raloff