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Some scientists have been poking at the foundations of dark energy, but many say the concept remains on solid, if mysterious, ground.
What does the science say about the safety of America’s chicken farming practice?
Early research suggests virus can protect rodents without negative side effects.
New study presents new way to observe rate at which culture changes.
That’s when the two stars in the binary system V Sagittae are set to merge in a spectacularly luminous fashion.
Combine sand, gelatin and bacteria, let them rest, and watch one brick turn into eight.
Bacteria help drive Earth's chemical cycles and climate. Viruses drive the bacteria.
Water sticks to the snakes’ backs because of special properties of their scales.
Study identifies having a fat tongue as a primary factor in the common sleep disorder.
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