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Scientists to Americans: We’re Not Divided on Climate Change

03.18.14

By Victoria Turk
Tech

‘Cosmos’ Calmly Stared Down a Tired Anti-Evolution Argument

03.17.14

By Becky Ferreira
Tech

Do Science Journals Need an Alternative to Peer Review?

03.14.14

By Victoria Turk
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Touching Bass: Max Cooper

03.14.14

By Errol Anderson
Tech

Animated Short Explores Science As Poetry Through A Colorful, Atomic World

03.13.14

By Zach Sokol
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Artificial Light Is Now Harming Rain Forests

03.12.14

By Drennon Kimpton
Tech

There’s an Ocean Deep Inside the Earth

03.12.14

By Jason Koebler
Tech

It Takes 100 Hours to Analyze a Human Genome for Disease

03.12.14

By Jason Koebler
Tech

How Science Imaging Makes the Invisible Visible

03.12.14

By Victoria Turk
Tech

A Telescope Made of Galaxies Is Helping Astronomers Look at the Young Universe

03.10.14

By Amy Shira Teitel
Tech

Earth’s Plasma Shield Weathers Solar Storms

03.08.14

By Jason Koebler
Tech

Genetic Profiling and Predictive Policing Are Taking Us to the Pre-Crime Future

03.06.14

By Greg Thomas

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Daily Horoscope: June 19, 2026

The Sun sextiling the Moon gives Friday a cooperative start. Most people will feel it as a welcome exhale after a heavy few days.

06.19.26

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Horoscopes

Daily Horoscope: June 18, 2026

What asked something hard of you today has a funny way of being exactly what you needed. Show up for all of it.

06.18.26

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