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PlanetsSaturn’s Strangely Warm Moon
Saturn's mysterious moon Enceladus may have liquid water close enough to its surface to produce giant geysers.
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PlanetsJupiter’s Second Red Spot
Several huge storms have merged to give Jupiter a second red spot.
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Health & MedicinePrehistoric trips to the dentist
Thousands of years ago, some people had holes drilled into their teeth.
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TechMicrobes at the Gas Pump
Bacteria and other organisms can turn waste plant material into fuel for cars.
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PlanetsSaturn’s rings created by collision
A shattered moon may have produced Saturn's dazzling rings.
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BrainStoring Memories before Bedtime
The brain begins processing lessons learned during the day long before bedtime.
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Health & MedicineAttacking Asthma
Most kids with asthma no longer have to limit their activities.
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PlanetsFiery Dust from an Icy Comet
Dust samples from a comet contain minerals that form only at high temperatures.
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EarthCoral islands survive a tsunami
Tiny islands far out in the ocean can weather the giant waves of a tsunami.
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AnimalsUltrasonic Frogs Raise the Pitch
Some frogs that live in noisy streams communicate by using ultrasonic calls.
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BrainHow Much Babies Know
By studying how babies choose things, researchers have discovered that babies are especially good at learning things that are essential for survival.
By Emily Sohn