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An automatic telescope network could conduct tedious measurements at centers of galaxies.
U.S. and Indian citizens don't see a need to wait for an international agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
A new model explains why circadian clocks can be robust yet flexible enough to respond to environmental changes.
Their growth is declining in the Adirondack Mountains, while scientists look for the culprit.
New technology could make blood tests possible anywhere.
Mammoths died, and farmers domesticated pumpkins, squash, and gourds.
Astronauts should pack sleeping tablets and congestion medication before heading for the space station.
Typical scientists tend to choose less risky research over time, study suggests.
Food and drinks can be made into quantum dots that glow as LEDs.
Small, sneaky males invade mating sessions of the plainfin midshipman.
New research shows how movement may keep synovial fluid in cartilage.
Skeletons reveal medieval people ingested lead from fancy pottery.