Science

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Paleontologists Take Another Look at a Square-Mouthed Sauropod

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Stars on the Move

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Why You Waste Time Playing Farmville

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Cretaceous Croc Bones Were Dinosaur Table Scraps

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Southern Raptors Had Weird Teeth

Replace the Kilogram!

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Comparing Apples and Oranges

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Did Wee Little Sauropods Stand Up to Run?

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How Vagaceratops Moved

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Pink Flamingoes Attract Mates With Make-Up

Several months ago, the Hope Diamond was taken from the National Museum of Natural History for an overnight stay in the mineralogy lab.

Testing the Hope Diamond

Scientists at the Natural History Museum search for the elusive "recipe" that endows the famed gem with its unique blue color

Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger and the crew of US Airways Flight 1549 were awarded the 2010 Current Achievement Trophy.

Q and A: Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger

The pilot of US Airways Flight 1549 talks about that fateful day, being a pilot and his future

The cavernous Super-Kamiokande detector in Japan is lined with 13,000 sensors to pinpoint signs of neutrinos.

Looking for Neutrinos, Nature's Ghost Particles

To study some of the most elusive particles, physicists have built detectors in abandoned mines, tunnels and Antarctic ice

At Namibia's Etosha National Park, male elephants form long-term friendships.

How Male Elephants Bond

Bull elephants have a reputation as loners. But research shows that males are surprisingly sociable—until it's time to fight

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Wild Things: Life as We Know It

Caterpillars, Bonobos, European Songbirds and More...

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How to be a Dinosaur for Halloween

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Picture of the Week: The Witch Head Nebula

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Blog Carnival #25: Reading Dino Tracks, Catching a Thief, Wikipedia Whiffs and More...

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Did Broken Buoys Fail to Warn Victims of the Mentawai Tsunami?

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It's Easy to Ignore Climate Change

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