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Water Seemed to Flow Freely on Ancient Mars – but Under Specific Conditions

Nov 18, 2014 09:28 AM EST

Current climate models of ancient Mars propose an atmosphere too thin to eliminate any possibility it could heat the planet enough for water to flow.

Grizzlies Pigging-out onThousands of Local Yellowstone Moths

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Nov 17, 2014 03:48 AM EST

The moths may be small in size, with wingspans at 2 inches or less, but have a huge caloric punch.

Fukushima Radiation Reaches the USA

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Nov 11, 2014 04:29 AM EST

The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute said it's identified cesium-134, a radioisotope traceable only to Fukushima.

Atoms Near Absolute Zero Magically Pass Through Other Particles

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Nov 04, 2014 09:05 AM EST

It’s as if the the atoms merely pass through one another, but didn’t occupy the same space.

First Ever Photon Interaction in Fiber System Could Boost Quantum Technology

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Nov 04, 2014 04:45 AM EST

This method creates indirect photon coupling.

Very Low Levels of Oxygen Slowed Evolution of Complex Life on Earth

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Nov 03, 2014 09:56 AM EST

The study claims to provide the first evidence that oxygen levels in the earliest period were incredibly low enough to prevent the rise of animals.

Fluffy ‘Robochick” Rover Aids Scientists in Studying Antarctic Penguins

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Nov 03, 2014 04:33 AM EST

Researchers looked at minimizing animal stress levels during field studies by using a remotely-operated rover as an antenna to read RFID signals.

Gray Wolf Alert: Officials Scramble to Investigate Sighting near Grand Canyon

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Oct 31, 2014 03:33 AM EDT

If the animal is indeed a wolf of the western gray variety, it would be the first authenticated sighting in the area for almost 70 years.

Astronomers Find More Proof Binary Star Systems Build Planets

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Oct 30, 2014 09:19 PM EDT

Astronomers peered 460 light years away to observe the young binary star system called GG Tau-A.

Meet New York City’s Newest Species of Leopard Frog

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Oct 30, 2014 01:10 AM EDT

The new frog is thought to reside in parts of New York City, where it was first identified.

Scientists scoured 700-year-old Frozen Feces for Preserved Viruses

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Oct 29, 2014 05:41 PM EDT

The scientists successfully identified two viral sequences that could shed light on how viruses have evolved over time.

First Ever DNA 'Wire' to Revolutionize Computer Industry

Kizha T. Trovillas |

Oct 29, 2014 09:13 AM EDT

The recent study reports a reproducible flow of electricity through long molecules of DNA strands.

Divers Close to Uncovering Secrets in Ancient Shipwreck off the Aeolian Islands

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Oct 28, 2014 10:28 AM EDT

"This shipwreck is a very important occasion to understand more about the daily life on the ancient ship, as well as the real dynamics of ancient trade."

Move over Morphine, Ibuprofen is better for Children with Fracture Pain

Kizha T. Trovillas |

Oct 28, 2014 06:39 AM EDT

Ibuprofen is more effective and safer for outpatient management of children’s fracture pain.

Can Childhood Cancer Treatment Raise the Risk of Breast Cancer?

Kizha T. Trovillas |

Oct 27, 2014 12:05 PM EDT

The researchers found that over 20 percent of female Wilms tumor survivors who received chest radiation treatments developed breast cancer by the age of 40 years.