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Scientists Are Cracking the Mysteries Behind Human Regeneration
An adult frog growing new legs and worms growing new segments could improve the chances of...
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It’s Absurd, It’s Insane, It’s … Superfluid!
Superfluid operates outside the bounds of typical atomic interaction. Now, their unique fluidic properties are spurring...
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The Hunt for Planet X
Dimly lit by a far distant sun, a world much larger than Earth may orbit in...
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Breaking Down the Science of Baking
This Thanksgiving, whether you're making savory dinner rolls or sweet apple pie, the success of your...
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Building the Colosseum: How to Engineer an Empire
Building the Colosseum was no easy task — here's a look at the history, construction and...
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What Is the Fifth Dimension?
We have known about the ordinary three dimensions of space — length, width, and height —...
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Executing Yellowfin: New Space Paradigms
Will it work? The most dreaded question faced by any group of experts. Better yet, will...
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Technology in the 2000s: Of Codecs and Copyrights
Technology in the 2000s changed the game with the introduction of codec-based P2P music sharing.
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Technology in the ’90s: Hiding in Plain Sight
Technology in the '90s wasn't known for subtlety, but the decade did give rise to a...
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What Is the Dark Side of the Moon?
What is the dark side of the moon? Is it just a cultural reference, or is...
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Does the Science of Music Confirm the Clichés?
Does the science of music confirm the clichés? Here's a scientific breakdown of how the human...
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Technology in the ’80s: The Cellular Solution
Technology in the '80s largely followed the fashion — hideous and over-the-top. But the decade also...
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The Weight Is Over: New Kilogram Moves From Platinum Pucks to the Planck Constant
The kilogram is dead — long live the new kilogram! Here's what the shift means for...
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Is Human Photosynthesis Possible?
Is human photosynthesis a real possibility in the future?