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Planetary ScienceMeteor explosions like this year’s Russian fireball more common than thought
Chelyabinsk-sized rocks may come to Earth every 30 years, on average.
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Science & SocietyFeedback
Our redesigned cover and the astronomy stories from the Oct. 19 issue get readers' reviews.
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Science & SocietyScience slowdown
The recent federal government shutdown, which furloughed more than 800,000 government workers and may have cost the nation as much as $24 billion, has sent ripples through the nation’s scientific research enterprise.
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PsychologyThe Tell
The Little Clues That Reveal Big Truths About Who We Are by Matthew Hertenstein.
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ChemistryMolecules/Matter & Energy
The electron is still round, plus waterfall-jumping objects, a blood-clotter spotter and more in this week’s news.
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EarthFloodwaters may trigger fault motion
In sediments under California’s Salton Sea, geologists find evidence for a natural disaster one-two punch.
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LifeEnvironment blamed for autism
A new study of twins downplays the role of genes in determining who will get autism.
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SpaceAtom & Cosmos
A solar sneeze, a superhot planet, the death of a comet and more in this week’s news.
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EarthMagnitude 5.8 earthquake hits Virginia
The region's largest tremor in recent history hit northwest of Richmond, felt over much of the East Coast.
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HumansBeneficial liaisons
DNA gift from our extinct cousins not only lives on in people today, but helps people today live on.
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PsychologyMen’s spatial superiority takes cultural cues
Some societies may nurture comparable spatial skills in males and females.
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ChemistryIf that’s a TV, this must be the den
In some situations, the brain identifies a location based on a checklist of objects.