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Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Expeditions in remote Amazon waterways result in identification of two previously unknown electrified fish.
Doing dangerous things in pursuit of new knowledge was par for the course for this Prussian polymath, born 250 years ago this month.
Explore the applications of state-of-the-art clocks -- and the math that describes their performance and limitations.
Planet K2-18b is about twice as wide as Earth and located about 110 light-years away.
Expeditions in remote Amazon waterways result in identification of two previously unknown electrified fish.
Ancient flying reptile dubbed Cryodrakon boreas, the "cold dragon of the north winds," may shed light on the evolution of these dinosaur relatives.
Scientists now know much more about the underground cavities in the sand that nearly killed a boy in 2013.
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