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In a First, a Highly Energetic Neutron Star Was Observed Suddenly Slowing Down

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Australian Scientists Think “Salamander-Like” Human Limb Regeneration Is Possible

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By Brian Merchant
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Will Blind People One Day Be Able to Echolocate Like Bats?

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By Mat McDermott
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Your Brain Is Not a Video Camera

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By Lawrence De Geest
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Can Science Be Used to Critique Art?

05.09.13

By Michael Byrne
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The Founder of Jim’s Mowing will Make you Smarter and Save the World

05.08.13

By Dom Amerena
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Scientists Mapped How Invasive Species Sail Around the World

05.06.13

By Derek Mead
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To Study Our Toxic Oceans, Scientists Are Turning to Polluted Birds

05.02.13

By Jason Koebler
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To Create the World’s Toughest Fiber, Just Add Slipknots

04.30.13

By Derek Mead
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Could Mapping the Human Brain Lead to Anything Good?

04.29.13

By Nadim Maghzal
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There Is a Giant, Permanent Hurricane at Saturn’s North Pole

04.29.13

By Brian Merchant
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Scientists Placed Electric Cages over Dead Zebras to Study the Spread of Anthrax

04.26.13

By Derek Mead

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