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  1. Life

    Massive count a drop in the bucket

    As the decade-long Census of Marine Life totes up thousands of new species, it leaves much yet to discover in the world’s oceans.

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  2. Earth

    Oceanographers with flippers

    Tracking seal dives off Antarctica reveals seafloor troughs that affect ocean circulation.

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  3. Earth

    ‘Fossil’ mountains entombed by ice

    Cold temperatures have kept a buried Antarctic range fresh for hundreds of millions of years.

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  4. Earth

    Arctic lake yields climate record

    A Siberian drilling project goes to great lengths to capture an ancient climate record in a 3.6 million-year-old crater.

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  5. Earth

    Mining 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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  6. Physics

    Negative temperature, infinitely hot

    Physicists propose using ultracold atoms to create a thermodynamics puzzle routinely in the laboratory.

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  7. Humans

    Marking penguins for study may do harm

    Metal flipper bands used to tell birds apart hamper survival and reproduction, a 10-year study finds.

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  8. Earth

    Earth/Environment

    The carbon footprint of Brazilian beef, plus the health effects of pollution and electrification in this week's news.

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  9. Space

    Laser proposed to deflect space junk

    A ground-based device would use light to push debris off a collision course.

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  10. Life

    Penguin declines may come down to krill

    Lack of food appears to be hurting birds on the Antarctic Peninsula.

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  11. Life

    Antarctic lake hides bizarre ecosystem

    Bacterial colonies form cones similar to fossilized examples of Earth’s early life.

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  12. Earth

    A more organic meteorite

    Some meteorites may contain a higher concentration of organic chemicals than previously thought.

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