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Detailed Pluto Photos Reveal Dunes, Melted Plains and More
“If an artist had painted this Pluto before our flyby, I probably would have called it over the top — but that’s what is actually there.”
Japan Is in the Midst of Catastrophic Flooding
The floods are the worst seen in over 60 years
Why Elon Musk's Idea to Nuke Mars Won't Happen
Terraforming the planet with thermonuclear weapons: Best idea ever or disaster waiting to happen?
Intel Drops Sponsorship of the Science Talent Search
The prestigious competition has been held every year since 1942
These Women Reduced Poaching on one South African Reserve by 76 Percent
The "Black Mambas" just received a prestigious award for their work on behalf of rhinos, lions and cheetahs
Why A Single Vial Of Antivenom Can Cost $14,000
It’s not because all antivenom is expensive to make.
New Fossil Discovery May Change What We Know About Human Evolution
The ancient species Homo naledi had small brains and seems to have intentionally carried their dead into caves
A Californian Highway May Get A Cougar-Only Overpass
A proposed bridge could soon bring wildlife populations together.
Construction Workers Found, and Then Tried to Hide an Ancient Sarcophagus
It turns out the now-damaged coffin is actually quite a find
There’s new Hope for Preserving the Wreck of the Titanic
30 years after its discovery, the Titanic is crumbling.
Six American States Have Official Guns
Rifles and handguns represent some states alongside official flowers, snacks and birds.
Is the Appalachian Trail Getting too Crowded?
Movies and books bring popularity to the long trails in the U.S. and concerns over the trails’ health
Argentinian Grandmothers Are Using DNA to Track Down Stolen Children
A national genetic bank and novel identification techniques have helped identify over 100 children abducted during Argentina’s “Dirty War”
Google’s Driverless Car Got Confused By A Cyclist
It just wants to protect soft, perishable humans.
Legendary Nazi Gold Train Might Exist After All
Polish culture minister is “99 percent sure” the train has been found
Chicago’s Corpse Flower Is Kind of a Disappointment
After failing to bloom as planned, horticulturists had to force "Spike" open
Denali, Ongtupqa, and Other Native American Names for Landmarks
Mount McKinley was recently renamed Denali, but it's not the only one with a Native American name
U.S. Court Says A Chicken Sandwich Can’t Be Copyrighted
Man claims intellectual property theft for putting chicken on a bun.
The American West is Full of Old Mines Threatening to Pollute Waterways
Lessons can be learned from the recent spill in the Animas River
Once Again, Thousands of Walruses Have Been Forced Ashore in Alaska
When the animals can’t find sea ice to rest on, they haul themselves ashore in crowded masses
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