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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
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Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Global Warming Causes Genetic Changes

For the first time ever, a University of Alberta researcher has discovered that an animal species has changed its genetic…

February 13, 2003 Will Parker
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Fixing DNA Damage

Scientists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have discovered a novel biochemical process that plays a critical role in helping…

January 30, 2003 Will Parker
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Nature vs Nurture Debate Goes Public

\ Advocates of genetic determinism square off against two prominent Stanford University scientists in a lively and surprisingly acerbic debate…

January 27, 2003 Will Parker
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Re-Discovered Records Confirm Rising Sea Level

The discovery of 160 year old records in the archives of the Royal Society, London, has given scientists further evidence…

January 23, 2003 Will Parker
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Ants The Oldest Farmers

Fungus-growing ants practice agriculture and have been doing so for the past 50 million years according to research published in…

January 20, 2003 Will Parker
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Re-Evolving Wings

A Brigham Young University researcher has demonstrated that members of a certain group of insects lost the ability to fly…

January 16, 2003 Will Parker
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Radiation Resistant Organism Reveals Its Secrets

Weizmann Institute scientists have found what makes the bacterium Deinococcus radiodurans the most radiation-resistant organism in the world: The microbe’s…

January 13, 2003 Will Parker
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Polar Bear Headed For Extinction

Unless the pace of global warming slows or stops, polar bears could disappear within a century, says a University of…

January 9, 2003 Will Parker
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More Global Warming Effects Identified

Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have discovered another fingerprint of human effects on global climate. Recent research has…

January 6, 2003 Will Parker
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Flowers In Orbit

That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet.” Shakespeare knew a few things about…

December 30, 2002 Will Parker
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Mice Create Human Kidneys

Instead of searching for a kidney donor, a new study suggests, one might be able to grow a new kidney.…

December 22, 2002 Will Parker
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Ebola Virus Transformed From Killer To Healer

By redesigning the shell of Ebola, Purdue University researchers have transformed the feared virus into a benevolent workhorse for gene…

December 19, 2002 Will Parker
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Songs On The Brain

Researchers at Dartmouth are getting closer to understanding how some melodies have a tendency to stick in your head or…

December 16, 2002 Will Parker
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Atmospheric “Waves” Reduced Ozone Hole

A greater number of large “planetary sized waves” in the atmosphere that move from the lower atmosphere into the upper…

December 12, 2002 Will Parker
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Fossil Fuels A Viable Option For World’s Poor

Contrary to conventional wisdom, the use of fossil fuels for household cooking and heating may make more environmental sense for…

December 9, 2002 Will Parker
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Chilling Out To Cool Sounds

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December 5, 2002 Will Parker
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Planets Formed In Hundreds – Not Millions – Of Years

An accepted assumption in astrophysics holds that it takes more than 1 million years for gas giant planets such as…

December 2, 2002 Will Parker
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Infants Build Knowledge Using Statistics

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November 28, 2002 Will Parker
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Worrying Good For Health

From “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” to “Hakuna Matata,” popular culture warns that worrying interferes with happiness and health. But results…

November 25, 2002 Will Parker
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Ultra Efficient Solar Cells On The Way

Researchers in the Materials Sciences Division (MSD) of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, working with crystal-growing teams at Cornell University and…

November 21, 2002 Will Parker
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New HIV Vaccine Trial Begins

Clinical tests began today of a novel vaccine directed at the three most globally important HIV subtypes, or clades. Developed…

November 18, 2002 Will Parker
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Puzzle Over ‘Little’ Big Bang

Scientists have recreated a temperature not seen since the first microsecond of the birth of the universe and found that…

November 14, 2002 Will Parker
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Penguins Struggling With Icebergs

The movements of two gigantic Antarctic icebergs appear to have dramatically reduced the number of Emperor penguins living and breeding…

November 11, 2002 Will Parker
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Microwave Beam To Boost Satellite Into Orbit

UC Irvine physicist Gregory Benford will announce plans for the first known attempt to push a spacecraft into the Earth’s…

November 7, 2002 Will Parker
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Overfishing Threatens Genetic Diversity

Populations of marine fish may lose genetic diversity even if fishing stops while there are still several million individuals –…

November 4, 2002 Will Parker
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October 31, 2002 Will Parker
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Global Warming May Trigger Ice Sheet Growth

About 150,000 years ago, an anomalous ice age was triggered by an increasingly salty Mediterranean Sea, a development that’s occurring…

October 28, 2002 Will Parker
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Fainting May Render Brain Cells Vulnerable to Immune Attack

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October 24, 2002 Will Parker
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Tiny Atomic Battery Developed

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October 17, 2002 Will Parker

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