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PhysicsHeart of the Matter
Neutrinos’ shifty behavior might help explain why the universe has so much stuff in it.
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Health & MedicineDose of Reality
HPV is epidemic, which is odd since it is largely preventable.
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Planetary ScienceFaint Young Sun
Scientists struggle to understand how early Earth stayed warm enough for liquid water.
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EarthTaking Antarctica’s temperature
Frozen continent may not be immune to global warming.
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Science & SocietyImpactful Distraction
Talking while driving poses dangers that people seem unable to see.
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PsychologyFamiliar faces
"Super recognizers" never forget a visage, an unusual ability that can be put to good use.
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HumansThe Tune Wreckers
People who can’t carry a tune, or can but think they can’t, are a rich resource for researchers studying musical ability.
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EnvironmentCool Idea
While nations concede a pressing need for attacking carbon dioxide emissions, other pollutants offer quicker paybacks.
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PsychologyMental rotation gears up by age 5 for both boys and girls
Kid-friendly test suggests that the ability to visualize objects from different angles starts early.
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Neuroscience3-D effects may require one eye only
Peering through a peephole can bring flat images to life.
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AnimalsPink armadillos ain’t your Texas critters
It’s a real animal, the smallest armadillo species in the world. At about 100 grams, it would fit in your hands.
By Susan Milius