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Martian Volcanoes Spewed So Much Lava That the Planet’s Surface Shifted
Volcanic upheaval could explain some of the mysteries of Mars’ strange surface
Animal Traffickers Use Facebook to Boost Sales
There’s plenty to dislike about using social media to sell endangered species
440-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Fungi May Be The Oldest Land Dwellers Yet Discovered
Though not the oldest living creatures, these fungi may have paved the way for living creatures to take hold of the land
“Baby Hands” on Rock Paintings Were Probably Lizard Prints
The prints could have held symbolic meaning for Stone Age humans
Google's New A.I. Can Tell Exactly Where a Photo Was Taken
A new neural network is better than humans at sussing out the location of a picture
How to Tell if Fluffy Is in Pain, According to the Experts
A new study identifies 25 ways to tell if your kitty isn’t feeling well
Pluto’s North Pole Is Streaked With Canyons
Enormous pits and frozen valleys straddle Pluto’s northern hemisphere
As Oceans Warm, Little Penguins Are Left Hungry
The world’s smallest penguin is struggling to find fish in warmer waters
Astronomers Finally Tracked a Strange Radio Wave Burst to Its Source
With new insights into radio waves, scientists may be able to measure the mass of the universe
This Sound Might Mean Dinnertime in the Deep Sea
Researchers record a chorus of deep sea animals as they migrate through the ocean
Marvel at the Newest Map of the Milky Way
It is the most complete map of the cold galaxy ever made
Sea Levels Are Rising More Quickly Than in the Last Two Millennia
Here are five things to know about the rising tide
This Penguin on a Treadmill Shows How Waddles Work
Fat penguins have a harder time walking than swimming
New Evidence Finds That Easter Island Wasn’t Destroyed by War After All
Did islanders really experience a catastrophic “collapse” of their own making?
Hubble Gets a Whiff of Super-Earth Atmosphere For The First Time
The toasty planet’s atmosphere is similar to a gas giant’s
These Glass Discs Can Store Data for Billions of Years
“Five-dimensional” data discs could be the future of information storage
Millennials Drink More Wine Than Anyone Else
The much-maligned generation has a penchant for vino
New Species of Prehistoric Flower Discovered Preserved in Amber
Rare fossil may be an ancient relative of the potato
Scientists Printed a Human Ear
The scientific breakthrough is more than a creepy experiment—one day, it could save lives
Messy Kitchens Could Make You Eat More
Researchers put participants in the world’s most stressful kitchen for the sake of science
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