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By Aug 9, 2010
Science

Science Confirms the Obvious: Ten Studies That Make You Say “Duh”

It might seem silly to investigate whether people are happier on the weekend, but behind such truisms are revelations about...
By Jun 25, 2010
Science

Scientists Strengthen Their Case That A Martian Meteorite Contains Signs Of Life

In April, Kathie Thomas-Keprta told a standing-room-only audience at the Astrobiology Science Conference that she had found evidence of life...
By Apr 8, 2010
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The 10 Worst Jobs in Science (and the Best One Ever)

Be grateful, dear reader, that someone else does the hard, dangerous and downright grody work involved in truly audacious science
By Mar 1, 2010
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The Map-Equipped Treadmill That Can Recreate Any Hike On Earth

A map-equipped exercise machine can reenact any hike on Earth
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The World’s Scariest Science: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

Bold innovation or terrible idea? Your guide to the experiments that only sound scary—and the lab work you truly should...
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It takes real proof to back up even the simplest theories--these 10 studies show that the obvious can have not-so-obvious...
By Aug 10, 2009
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Last-Ditch Survival Tips

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By Oct 30, 2008
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What You Need to Know About Voting Machines

Since 2000, the government has tried to help democracy go digital. But is it working?
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A Brief History of the Apollo Hoax

Despite reams of evidence to the contrary, many still insist those footprints above are a myth