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15 June 2012
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Forget Movie Critics, Mindless Internet Chatter Predicts Blockbusters and Bombs
Method for predicting box office success developed by Japanese physicists
15 June 2012
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ScienceShot: These Bears Count
Ability matches that seen in monkeys
15 June 2012
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Fuel Cell Runs on Brain Power
Implantable device draws energy from cerebrospinal fluid
15 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Marked for Death
A dominant male ant targets challengers—even before they hatch
15 June 2012
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Podcast: The Bonobo Genome, Our Aging DNA, and Puma Leftovers
An audio roundup of some of our favorite stories of the week
14 June 2012
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Did Neandertals Paint Early Cave Art?
New dating technique sparks questions about how artistic talent evolved in prehistoric Europe
14 June 2012
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What Did the Amazon Look Like Before European Contact?
New findings stir debate in archaeological circles
14 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Cosmic Collision Is Just a Trick of the Eye
Hubble captures two galaxies that appear to have slammed into each other
14 June 2012
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A Three-Way Partnership at the Bottom of the Sea
Bivalves, bacteria, and seagrass help each other thrive in underwater meadows
14 June 2012
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A Rising Tide of Acid Off California
Spiking carbon dioxide levels threaten West Coast ocean ecosystems
14 June 2012
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Microbial Survey of Human Body Reveals Extensive Variation
Investigators describe more than a dozen microscopic communities on and within us
14 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Go in Fear, Grasshopper
Insects that die scared have an unusual impact on their ecosystem
14 June 2012
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Brown Dwarfs Being Gobbled Up by Parent Stars
Paucity of "failed stars" foreshadows fates of Mercury and Venus
14 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Spit It Out!
Disgusting seeds of Middle Eastern plant use rodents to their advantage
13 June 2012
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Revenge of the Vampire Bats
Killing bats does not reduce the rate of rabies and could even make it worse
13 June 2012
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Video: Drip, Drip, Snatch!
When rain falls, insects plummet into the acid bath of pitcher plants
13 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Alien Earths Have Been Around for a While
Habitable planets may have formed billions of years before ours did
13 June 2012
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Revealing Colon Cancer's Escape Route
Resistance mutations inevitably crop up within months of treatment
13 June 2012
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Bonobos Join Chimps as Closest Human Relatives
Genome sequence reveals tantalizing clues to differences in behavior and intelligence between three species
13 June 2012
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ScienceShot: A Dusty Starburst Near the Edge of the Universe
A mysterious galaxy, invisible to Hubble, is a lot farther away than astronomers had thought
13 June 2012
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Live Chat: The Science of Fatherhood
Talk to experts about what the latest research says on the origins and biology of being a dad
12 June 2012
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Pumas Leave Table Scraps
Discarded carrion nourishes threatened condors, other scavengers
12 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Eunuch Spiders Are Better Fighters
Arachnids become more efficient by jettisoning their sperm-carrying organs
12 June 2012
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Video: Solid Bones, Sexy Songs
The unusual wing bones of the club-winged manakin allow the bird to produce its signature love song
12 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Underground Rain Gauge?
Surface features on stalactites may help scientists estimate ancient precipitation
12 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Hydrogen 'Bridge' Connects Two Galaxies
Close encounter forges quintillion-kilometer-long bond
11 June 2012
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Putting the Brakes on the Immune System
Researchers discover powerful but short-lived cells that rein in immune attacks
11 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Pummeling the Red Planet
New analysis reveals at least 635,000 craters on Mars
11 June 2012
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Aging Is Recorded in Our Genes
As we grow older, we lose DNA modifications that can protect against cancer and other diseases
11 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Avalanche Warning?
Voltage spikes may precede catastrophic structural failures
8 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Cannibalism Seen in Gray Mouse Lemur
Tiny primate shatters belief about our closest relatives
8 June 2012
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Podcast: Killer Raindrops, Solo Black Holes, and Reading Your Child's Medical Future
Listen to a roundup of some of our favorite stories from the week
7 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Robot Fish Fools Its Companions
Zebrafish prefer to hang out with machine rather than sit in tank alone
7 June 2012
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Life Blooms Under Arctic Ice
Researchers discover green blooms of phytoplankton more than a meter below the surface
7 June 2012
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Mantis Shrimp Smash!
Unique structure allows crustaceans to keep pummeling their prey without damage to themselves
7 June 2012
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From Soldiers to Veterans, Good Health to Bad
The U.S. military has kept tabs on soldiers' environmental exposures and mental problems
6 June 2012
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Video: Cockroaches and Geckos 'Vanish' With Amazing Acrobatics
Both animals pull serious Gs to avoid predators
6 June 2012
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Pluto's Moons Offer Hints of Alien Worlds
Distant satellites may reveal orbits of planets circling double stars
6 June 2012
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ScienceShot: Unraveling the Mystery of Self-Planting Seeds
A simple model shows how seeds can drill themselves into the ground
6 June 2012
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Sequencing the Unborn
Researchers predict the genome of a child without invasive screening
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