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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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Gene For Drug Abuse Busted

In a major finding in the search for genes of addiction, researchers at the University of South Florida and the…

March 18, 2002 Will Parker
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Lack Of Inhibition Strengthens Nicotine Addiction

Brief exposure to low levels of nicotine not only boosts the brain’s ‘reward’ system but also blocks a rival system…

March 14, 2002 Will Parker
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Butterfly Wings Key To Morphological Evolution

The beautiful patterns on butterfly wings are emerging as exceptional model systems that may reveal much about how the shapes,…

March 11, 2002 Will Parker
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Cold Fusion – The Sequel

Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the Russian Academy of Sciences have reported results that suggest…

March 7, 2002 Will Parker
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Aerosol Pollution May Defeat Greenhouse Effect

Atmospheric scientists have long suspected that microscopic aerosol particles from industrial processes increase the brightness of clouds, resulting in greater…

March 4, 2002 Will Parker
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Natural Selection Pivotal In Molecular Evolution

Researchers from the University of Chicago have demonstrated that natural selection plays a much larger role in molecular evolution than…

February 27, 2002 Will Parker
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Microbes Survive 50 Kilometers Inside The Earth

Until now, scientists thought that only specially adapted organisms they call extremophiles could exist in seemingly intolerable environments such as…

February 24, 2002 Will Parker
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In Search Of Extra Dimensions

“Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a persistent one,” according to the late Albert Einstein. But, “if everything is an…

February 22, 2002 Will Parker
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Arctic Ice Cap Could Disappear

The Arctic ice cap is shrinking� that much is known with certainty. Over the past century, the extent of the…

February 14, 2002 Will Parker
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How Mature Adult Cells Are Cloned

Researchers from Rudolf Jaenisch’s lab at the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research have taken a significant step toward answering a…

February 11, 2002 Will Parker
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Breakthrough In Propellant-Free Space Propulsion

Propellant-free propulsion technology has taken a critical step toward reality, completing a series of systems tests at NASA’s Marshall Space…

February 7, 2002 Will Parker
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First Light-Tunable ‘Plastic’ Magnet Developed

Low-cost, flexible electronics and better computer data storage might result from the world’s first light-tunable plastic magnet, just developed at…

February 4, 2002 Will Parker
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Fewer Clouds Indicate Climate Change

After examining 22 years of satellite measurements, NASA researchers find that more sunlight entered the tropics and more heat escaped…

February 1, 2002 Will Parker
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Researchers Turn Viruses Into Nano Building Blocks

Using a combination of chemistry and molecular genetics, researchers at The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) and The Skaggs Institute for…

January 29, 2002 Will Parker
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Neuroscientists Find Brain Regions Involved In Imitation

In a pair of pioneering studies, a French and American team of social-cognitive neuroscientists have identified a network of brain…

January 24, 2002 Will Parker
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Perception Stored In Single Neurones

Our perception of objects depends on our prior experience with them. What most people would call a bird is “obviously”…

January 22, 2002 Will Parker
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Is Intelligence Fixed?

According to neuro and cognitive scientists, different intellectual abilities are based on neural circuits that require environmental stimulation for development…

January 17, 2002 Will Parker
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Global Cooling In Antarctica

Antarctica overall has cooled measurably during the last 35 years – despite a global average increase in air temperature of…

January 15, 2002 Will Parker
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Scientific Bias Causing Mass Extinctions

Scientific bias towards the cute, unique or spectacular may be helping condemn a substantial proportion of the world’s plants and…

January 11, 2002 Will Parker
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Army Researching Stink Bombs

Department of Defense officials have asked researchers at the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia to create a universally offensive…

January 9, 2002 Will Parker
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A Genetic Basis for Obsessive Grooming

A gene involved in setting up the mammalian body plan also appears to control grooming behavior in mice. Researchers who…

January 6, 2002 Will Parker
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Fat Gene Discovered

Independent scientific research groups from Pfizer and Harvard Medical School have discovered a critical gene responsible for fat cell development.…

January 1, 2002 Will Parker
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Controlling Electron Spin Electrically

Researchers at the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) report in the Dec. 6 issue of Nature the first…

December 28, 2001 Will Parker
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Quantum Computer Solves Problem

Scientists at IBM’s Almaden Research Center have performed the world’s most complicated quantum-computer calculation to date. They caused a billion…

December 19, 2001 Will Parker
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Antarctic Mud Reveals Global Climate Change

Scientists concerned about global warming are especially troubled by dramatic signs of climate change in Antarctica – from rapidly melting…

December 16, 2001 Will Parker
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Strategies To Reduce Global Warming Could Backfire

Blocking the sun may not be such a cool way of counteracting climate change, scientists at the University of Illinois…

December 12, 2001 Will Parker
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Pollution Disrupting Earth’s Water Supply

According to a United Nations Population Fund report released Nov. 7, water use has grown six-fold over the past 70…

December 9, 2001 Will Parker
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Antarctic Lakes May Harbor Unique Ecosystems

Liquid lakes buried thousands of meters below the Antarctic ice sheet are likely the home to unique habitats and creatures…

December 5, 2001 Will Parker
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Stem Cells Turned Into Neurons

In a set of meticulous experiments, scientists have demonstrated the ability of human embryonic stem cells to develop into nascent…

December 2, 2001 Will Parker
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One Billion Deaths From Tobacco

In the October issue of the journal Nature Cancer Reviews, Penn State science historian Robert Proctor predicts that, left unchecked,…

November 29, 2001 Will Parker

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