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Wednesday, January 30, 2019
While leadership upheaval grabs headlines, the NEON project's network of observatories is quietly starting to yield results.
Physicists figured out why grapes and water-filled beads make sparks in the microwave.
Researchers use a more environmentally friendly approach to make larger see-through wood panels than before.
Performing artists sometimes need the same injury prevention and treatment as athletes.
The dragon's large belly holds clues about how stars form -- and how the process stops.
Oxytocin-deficient animals point to deep links between social behavior and the need to keep warm.
Researchers match recent and future climates to show what American cities will be like in 60 years.
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