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These Videos Will Change the Way You Think About Travel Photography Forever
A new technique lets you zoom through the world without leaving your desk
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A Brief History of Sesame Street’s Snuffleupagus Identity Crisis
A running joke got canned in response to concern that kids wouldn’t feel safe telling adults hard truths
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Eased Sanctions Could Mean a Comeback for Iranian Caviar
Does this mean tough times for the endangered sturgeon?
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The Most Popular Class at Yale Is From Harvard
Can a computer science course that teaches students how to think help Yale beat Harvard in tomorrow’s game?
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A Gothic Chapel Is Transformed Into a Spectacular Sky
Staring at the ceiling has never been so inspiring
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The NIH Lets Its Last Research Chimps Go
These 50 remaining chimpanzees are headed to sanctuaries to enjoy retirement
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Parents Have Been Reshaping Their Kids’ Skulls for 45,000 Years
A new find in Patagonia adds to the list of possible reasons for such extreme cranial modification
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A Tadpole’s Perspective and More “Life Through a Lens” Images
Ogle the images from winners of the Royal Society’s photography contest
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Five Things to Know About the Genetically Engineered Salmon Approved by the FDA
Sustainable seafood or “Frankenfish”?
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A Drone Encounters Two Eagles, and the Birds Win
A pair of arial predators snatched a photographer’s drone from the skies of Austria
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This Artist Makes Traditional Carpets That Look Like They Were hit by a Software Bug
Faig Ahmed’s Azerbaijani carpets twist and swirl like a bad Photoshop job
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Look to the Skies This Month for the Pleiades Star Cluster
The Seven Sisters will shine bright from dusk till dawn for the rest of November
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This Parasite Is Really a Micro-Jellyfish
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Gamers Raise Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars a Year by Playing the Worst Video Game Ever Made
“Desert Bus” lets you undertake an eight-hour-long digital road trip in real time
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The disease-causing parasite spread by biting bugs has spread beyond the tropical world
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Bats spin like ice skaters to stick their landing
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Domestication Saved the Pumpkin (and Squash)
The pumpkin in that holiday pie wouldn’t be here today without domestication
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Relatives of Shackleton’s Chief Scientist Want to Finish What He Started
One hundred years after the doomed expedition, James Wordie’s descendants plan a 100-mile journey to the South Pole
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