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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
Do Bloodworms Bite?
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Prion Yields Clues to Infection Across Species Barriers

By stitching together segments of two species of infectious yeast proteins, called prions, researchers have produced a hybrid prion that…

March 10, 2001 Will Parker
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New Ideas About Technology And Evolution

What distinguished Neanderthals and near-modern humans from their predecessors 300,000 years ago, it is believed, was their ability to make…

March 6, 2001 Will Parker
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Alzheimer’s Reversible

Lab mice bred to develop the notorious plaques of Alzheimer’s disease had a majority of their plaques disappear 3 to…

March 1, 2001 Will Parker
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Societal Collapse Caused By Climate Change

Contrary to common beliefs, societal collapses of the past have been caused by sudden climate change, not only by social,…

February 27, 2001 Will Parker
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Method Found To ‘Purify’ Partially Entangled States

Entanglement, the bizarre quantum mechanical connection that can exist between particles, is an essential component in many quantum information processing…

February 25, 2001 Will Parker
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Artificial Language Used To Study Language Learning

New evidence shows that babies learning to understand language rely more heavily than previously thought on patterns in the language…

February 20, 2001 Will Parker
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Human Gut Breeding Ground For Antibiotic Resistance

Bacteria in your gut could be exchanging genetic material, including antibiotic resistance genes, with bacteria that are simply passing through…

February 18, 2001 Will Parker
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Extra Dimensions Must Be Smaller Than 0.2 Millimeter

University of Washington scientists using gravity measurements to hunt for evidence of dimensions in addition to those already known have…

February 13, 2001 Will Parker
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Possible Violation Of Standard Model Of Particle Physics

Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory, in collaboration with researchers from 11 institutions in the U.S.,…

February 10, 2001 Will Parker
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Biologists Transform Leaves Into Petals

Biologists at the University of California, San Diego have discovered how to genetically convert leaves into petals, an achievement that…

February 6, 2001 Will Parker
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What The Universe Is Made Of

In the most accurate picture yet of the makings of our universe, astronomers have determined that a measly 5 percent…

February 1, 2001 Will Parker
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Personality Influences Immune System

Individuals may vary in how well they can protect themselves from illness, depending on personality traits as well as on…

January 27, 2001 Will Parker
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Drug for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Not Effective

Fludrocortisone, a drug prescribed to treat low blood pressure, has little or no effect on symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome…

January 16, 2001 Will Parker
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Me Tarzan, You Genetically Modified

A baby monkey carrying an extra bit of DNA–described in the 12 January 2001 issue of the journal, Science–may suggest…

January 12, 2001 Will Parker
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Earth To Mars In Two Weeks

Scientists at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev have shown that an unusual nuclear fuel could speed space vehicles from Earth…

January 9, 2001 Will Parker
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Prof Says Science Textbooks Full Of Errors

Educators and parents place a great deal of faith in the accuracy of their children’s textbooks. A new examination of…

January 4, 2001 Will Parker
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Quantum Cryptography Hurdle Cleared

Researchers at the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) report in the Dec. 22 issue of Science that they…

December 28, 2000 Will Parker
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Top 10 Developments For 2000

Science’s Top 10 research advances, chosen for their profound implications for society and the advancement of science, appear in the…

December 21, 2000 Will Parker
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Ozone Recovery – Not Yet

Scientists expect that recovery of the Arctic ozone layer may be slower than previously expected because of unusually low stratospheric…

December 17, 2000 Will Parker
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New Transistor Heralds Nano-Electronics

Purdue University engineers have new information contradicting the most dire predictions about the imminent demise of Moore’s Law, a general…

December 11, 2000 Will Parker
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Rocks On Mars Suggest Ancient Lakes

Although Malin and Edgett favor water as the sedimentary suspect, they also offer an alternative model that involves changes in…

December 4, 2000 Will Parker
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Stem Cells Develop Into Neurons In Living Animals

For years, researchers studying stem cells have been intrigued by the possibility that these cells might be used to treat…

December 1, 2000 Will Parker
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Doors Of Perception Examined

For most of us, seeing the world around us is such an effortless process that we tend not to give…

November 28, 2000 Will Parker
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How Animals Regulate Their Own Numbers

Zoologists from the University of Toronto have cracked the ecological puzzle of how animals – in this case the arctic…

November 23, 2000 Will Parker
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How The ‘Mind’s Eye’ Works

In a first-ever demonstration, UCLA School of Medicine and Caltech researchers have shed new light on how the “mind’s eye”…

November 18, 2000 Will Parker
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‘Immortal Skin’ Holds Medical Promise

From a routine study of the life span of human skin cells, a University of Wisconsin-Madison research project gave rise…

November 15, 2000 Will Parker
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Pre-Columbian Fish Farm

Since the late 1950s, scientists have known about the existence of grand-scale earthworks throughout Bolivia’s Amazonian region of Baures. Recent…

November 12, 2000 Will Parker
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Instant Replay – Building Long-term Memory

Princeton scientists have discovered a key mechanism the brain uses to transfer short-term memories into permanent storage, a finding that…

November 12, 2000 Will Parker
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Bipedal Reptile Fossil Predates Dinosaurs

The oldest known fossil of an upright, bipedal reptile, which predates the age of the dinosaurs by at least 60…

November 9, 2000 Will Parker
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Mice ovarian follicles exposed to extremely low frequency electromagnetic fields (ELF-EMF) fail to develop properly in many cases, according to…

November 6, 2000 Will Parker

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