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Friday, January 24, 2020
Some scientists have been poking at the foundations of dark energy, but many say the concept remains on solid, if mysterious, ground.
Machine learning turbocharges the process of identifying molecules to test for bacteria-attacking properties.
The first fracking-induced earthquake to claim human lives shows why magnitude may underestimate the danger such earthquakes pose.
Researchers suggest that a previously unidentified factor may drive whales to migrate.
What links a wildfire raging across a forest to the electric signals rippling through our hearts? Enter the world of waves in excitable media.
They release "mobile grenades" -- tiny balls of stinging cells that are shaped like popcorn and can swim under their own power.
Superbolts unleash a thousand times more energy than typical lightning.
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