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The physicist’s legendary lectures are now available online
Somebody needs to make a movie about Clare Hollingworth
Giant rats can detect TNT decades after it was buried
Their large bodies and many cells mean more elephants should be dying of cancer, scientists are trying to figure out why not
“They have been at a great feast of languages, and stol’n the scraps.”
An simple device could help save lives by keeping CPR on the beat
As climate change threatens cocoa crops, rival food companies are banding together
The U.S. desperately needs new watchmakers. Will a new generation save the industry?
Intense summer rains cut pumpkin yields in half
She had no idea her Madison, Wisconsin, home was part of the famous architect's affordable housing project
New fossils resolve this lengthy debate
But will the city say <i>non</i> to smog for good?
A small piece of hardware produced the iconic sounds of gaming
The Belarusian journalist is best known for her tragic investigations of war and disaster in eastern Europe
Clear skies and little moonlight make for great meteor watching
From salty streaks of flowing water to an ancient system of rivers and lakes, Mars seems more hospitable to life than previously thought
The new technology takes 2D pictures and turns them into 3D magic
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