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Friday, October 26, 2018

Thousands of Hours of Newly Released Audio Tell the Backstage Story of Apollo 11 Moon Mission

A team of engineers spent years giving new life to old NASA tapes.

Catherine Meyers, Editor

Human

Treating Cervical Cancer In Poor Countries

Results of an International Atomic Energy Agency study on effective brachytherapy in resource-poor settings.

Jason Socrates Bardi, Editor

Culture

Age-Based Justice System Approach Overlooks That Adolescence Extends Beyond Age 18, Scientists Say

Psychological and brain development extends years beyond the end of puberty, new research shows.

Ramin Skibba, Contributor

Creature

Choose Your Weapon: Hoofed Mammal Edition

New research may explain why some cloven-hoofed animals have tusks instead of horns or antlers.

Nala Rogers, Staff Writer

Creature

Turkey Battle: Wild vs. Domestic

Scientists delve deep into why and how the turkey -- that ends up on our plates -- turned out the way it is.

Emilie Lorditch, Staff Writer

Culture

What If Ernest Hemingway Wrote the Bible?

Scientists create an algorithm to translate text into different literary styles of the Bible.

Joel Shurkin, Contributor

Space

Space Forecast: Dark Matter Hurricane Sweeps Through the Solar System

Mysterious dark matter particles may be blowing past Earth at 1.8 million kilometers per hour.

Charles Q. Choi, Contributor

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