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Wednesday, April 10, 2019
We have now seen what we thought was unseeable, team says.
Researchers find that hot ash, lava, boulders and gas can rush from a volcano at high speeds on a cushion of air.
In dolphins, the clitoris is located at the entrance to the vagina where it is sure to be rubbed during penetrative sex.
Whether they respond when called is another matter.
New proof of concept could guard against the disorienting effects of laser pointers invading the cockpit.
A special type of spectroscopy helped doctors differentiate between tumors in mice that responded to radiation therapy and those that resisted it.
A month's worth of cool science stories summed up.
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