by
Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
Companies chasing c-reactive protein may be on wrong path, say experts
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Science News Staff
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Phil Berardelli
NASA, ESA to shut down Ulysses solar spacecraft after nearly 2 decades
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Helen
Fields
Lost fossil sheds light on evolution of frightening fish
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Kelli
Whitlock Burton
A new lightweight device measures brain activity in homing pigeons in midflight
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Phil Berardelli
Supernova remnants create cosmic rays with unearthly energies
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Michael
Price
Warmer climates accelerate evolution rate in mammals, new study says
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Helen
Fields
A well-proportioned canine can accelerate faster without risking a flip
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Yudhijit Bhattacharjee
New findings support a proposal that black holes keep growing galaxies in check
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Richard A. Kerr
Observations of a saturnian moon point to, but still can’t prove, there’s liquid water inside
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Kelli
Whitlock Burton
Cave-dwellers played music 35,000 years ago, new discoveries indicate
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Phil Berardelli
Carbonized chicken feathers might be an effective--and cheap--way to stash hydrogen fuel
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Science News Staff
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Elizabeth Pennisi
Lamprey sheds one-fifth of its genome, but no one's sure why
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Laurie J.
Schmidt
Researchers borrow forensic geographic profiling methods to study how sharks hunt
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Michael Balter
At a site in Jordan, inhabitants built granaries to protect their harvests
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Phil Berardelli
Reflected solar particles can reveal details about the surfaces of other worlds
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Phil Berardelli
Our star belatedly gets its solar cycle act in gear
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Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
Early studies show fewer side effects for new antianxiety drug
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Pallava Bagla
DNA from poop helps estimate the cat's numbers in the wild
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Science News Staff
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by
Helen
Fields
Slow-growing feathers help keep flying birds small
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Constance Holden
Analysis fails to find link between much-touted gene variant and depression
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Phil Berardelli
Habitable planets require just the right amount of volcanism
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Elizabeth Pennisi
Small gene change a big deal for island bird
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Jackie Grom
Plants make use of the wild world of air vortices
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Phil Berardelli
Some raindrops fall to the ground much faster than expected
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Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
Study proposes how misfolded proteins destroy neurons
by
Gisela
Telis
Stressed-out cells responsible for silver hair
by
Robert F. Service
Protein-nucleic acid hybrids might have jump-started the origin of life
by
Yudhijit Bhattacharjee
Young, big, and dying suns shine at American Astronomical Society conference
by
Richard A. Kerr
Storms crossing Taiwan seem to trigger slow, harmless earthquakes
by
Phil Berardelli
Mars and Venus could slam into Earth billions of years hence
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Science News Staff
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by
Yudhijit Bhattacharjee
Masses of nearby cosmic beasts are up to three times greater than thought
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Adrian Cho
Physicists dream up plans for the world's tiniest motor
by
Elsa
Youngsteadt
Blocking termite immunity could thwart destructive pests
by
Helen
Fields
Researchers figure out how snakes move over flat surfaces
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
Forensic analysis of feathers fingers culprit in Hudson River crash
by
Phil Berardelli
Approach could increase energy efficiency of traditional bulbs