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Black Holes Might Catapult Rogue Supernovas Into Space
Like being fired from a slingshot at 4.5 million miles an hour
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Plants Might Move with the Moon Just as the Oceans Do with Tides
One researcher calls it the “leaftide”
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This Pesticide Doesn’t Kill Spiders, But It Does Mess With Their Heads
Just because a chemical isn’t lethal doesn’t mean it’s not dangerous to other insects
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Future Antibiotics for Humans Could Come From Ant Fungus Gardens
A unique symbiotic relationship exists between leaf-cutter ants, fungi and bacteria
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Why Satellites Are a Biologist’s Best Friend
From tracking penguins to coral reefs, satellites are changing the way scientists study ecology
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Today, Cassini Will Say Goodbye to Saturn’s Moon Dione
It’s curtains for the NASA mission’s close relationship with the satellite
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Lightning Strikes Can Change Rocks’ Atomic Structure
New research suggests that rock crystals melt under the intense force and heat of lightning
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Cadavers Are Teaching Doctors to Be More Empathetic
By getting to know the person behind the cadaver, new doctors are honing the skills they’ll use on living patients
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Modern Life Could Be Making Dementia More Common
Dementia is affecting people more and earlier than ever before — but is pollution the culprit?
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The European Space Agency Wants to Build a Moon Village
Someday soon, the hot new European vacation spot could have a great view of the planet Earth
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Dinosaurs May Have Lived (and Died) Among Ancient Daisies
Triceratops loves me, Triceratops loves me not…
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Why Infectious Tropical Diseases Are Returning to America
Climate, geography and economy are just a few risk factors
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A Mysterious Disease Is Killing Corals
Researchers still haven’t cracked the mystery of “white syndrome”
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Scientists Are Still Baffled by Monarch Migration
When it comes to declining winter butterfly populations, something just doesn’t add up
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