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TechCell phones and possible health hazards
Radiation from some cell phones appears to kill brain cells in rats.
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PlanetsMelting Snow on Mars
Melting blankets of snow may have carved out Martian gullies.
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AnimalsBooby brothers and bullies
Baby brown boobies can be pretty rough and tough in the nest.
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Health & MedicineSleeping Soundly for a Longer Life
People who have trouble falling or staying asleep may be more likely to die sooner from natural causes compared to those who sleep well.
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Health & MedicineTapeworms and drug delivery
Scientists are learning from tapeworms how to develop more effective medicines.
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AnimalsBetter tools for techno crows
Certain crows can make tools and even refine their designs.
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PlanetsA planet’s slim-fast plan
A planet orbiting very close to its sun can quickly lose weight.
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AnimalsFish nests with pizzazz
Fish known as three-spined sticklebacks go gaga over decorating their nests.
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AnimalsLucky survival for black cats
A cat's black color may date back to a mutation that also protected the felines from diseases a long time ago.
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SpacePhantom Energy and the Big Rip
Weird stuff called dark energy could push the universe toward a runaway expansion and ultimate demise about 21 billion years from now.
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EnvironmentLess mixing can affect lake’s ecosystem
Warming a large lake can cut microorganism populations and disturb its food chain.
By Emily Sohn