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Epilepsy drug found to thwart nervous system tumor growth
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Epilepsy drug found to thwart nervous system tumor growth

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Never-before-seen microbes in Arctic could aid search for life on Mars
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Never-before-seen microbes in Arctic could aid search for life on Mars

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Watch: Hidden weather patterns are creating a 'heat dome' in the U.S.
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Watch: Hidden weather patterns are creating a 'heat dome' in the U.S.

A heat dome can have severe impacts on human health.

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Natural sound absorbers? Moth wings can cut 87% of noise energy
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Natural sound absorbers? Moth wings can cut 87% of noise energy

"Moths are going to inspire the next generation of sound-absorbing materials".

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By Deena Theresa
Posted 2 days ago
This star survived a supernova to continue shining bright
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This star survived a supernova to continue shining bright

Challenging long held theories about supernovas.

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A nuclear fusion technology might revolutionize geothermal energy
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X-rays reveal the strange appendage this ancient vampire squid used to hunt
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X-rays reveal the strange appendage this ancient vampire squid used to hunt

New technology makes it possible to glean a lot more information from rare fossils.

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By Grant Currin
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 The world’s largest bacteria is visible to the naked eye
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The world’s largest bacteria is visible to the naked eye

The new discovery is 50 times bigger than the previous record-holder.

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By Grant Currin
Posted 3 days ago
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Biobatteries that run for weeks? Behold the power of 3 bacteria
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Biobatteries that run for weeks? Behold the power of 3 bacteria

They can self-repair in harsh environments, too.

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A rare celestial treat: Planets to align like they did 158 years ago
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A rare celestial treat: Planets to align like they did 158 years ago

Five planets will align in the morning sky this month.

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A massive sunspot that is facing right at us is now 3 times bigger than Earth. Should we worry?
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A massive sunspot that is facing right at us is now 3 times bigger than Earth. Should we worry?

It is also facing right at us.

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One set of STEM workers earns thousands more than any other group
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One set of STEM workers earns thousands more than any other group

A huge study uses hard data to break down how discrimination actually impacts researchers and engineers.

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By Grant Currin
Posted 4 days ago
Agilicious: Autonomous drone can dodge obstacles at breakneck 40 mph speeds
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Agilicious: Autonomous drone can dodge obstacles at breakneck 40 mph speeds

Time to improve drone agility.

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 A special turtle species has found a brilliant way to reduce aging
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A special turtle species has found a brilliant way to reduce aging

Does this mean they are immortal?

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