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NASA
Scientists literally brought out the big gun to study the origins of water
Scientists literally brought out the big gun to study the origins of water
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Mary Beth Griggs
Animals
These octopuses just wanted a safe place to lay their eggs, but now they’re doomed
These octopuses just wanted a safe place to lay their eggs, but now they’re doomed
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Watch SpaceX launch NASA’s new planet-hunting satellite
Watch SpaceX launch NASA’s new planet-hunting satellite
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
These diamonds are tiny, flawed, and may come from a long-lost planet
These diamonds are tiny, flawed, and may come from a long-lost planet
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Mary Beth Griggs
Private Space Flight
NASA’s incredible exoplanet-hunting telescope is about to launch
NASA’s incredible exoplanet-hunting telescope is about to launch
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Mary Beth Griggs
Health
This drug can stop an opioid overdose—and you should carry it
This drug can stop an opioid overdose—and you should carry it
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Mary Beth Griggs
Animals
Humans may have a surprising evolutionary advantage: Expressive eyebrows
Humans may have a surprising evolutionary advantage: Expressive eyebrows
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Mary Beth Griggs
Black Holes
Tornadoes are a little different when they happen on the sun
Tornadoes are a little different when they happen on the sun
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Mary Beth Griggs
Dinosaurs
One dinosaur footprint is worth a thousand words
One dinosaur footprint is worth a thousand words
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Mary Beth Griggs
Environment
Your old computer could be a better source of metals than a mine
Your old computer could be a better source of metals than a mine
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Gravity and good timing helped the Hubble spot a star from the early universe
Gravity and good timing helped the Hubble spot a star from the early universe
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Mary Beth Griggs
Animals
Frog skin secretions offer the first ray of hope in a deadly fungal epidemic
Frog skin secretions offer the first ray of hope in a deadly fungal epidemic
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Why a galaxy with no dark matter could make it hard to prove there’s no dark matter
Why a galaxy with no dark matter could make it hard to prove there’s no dark matter
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Mary Beth Griggs
Deep Space
NASA’s most anticipated new telescope just got delayed again
NASA’s most anticipated new telescope just got delayed again
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Astronomers think they saw a star exploding out of a giant gas bubble
Astronomers think they saw a star exploding out of a giant gas bubble
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Scientists are optimistic about finding alien life in the next century. Here’s where they’re looking.
Scientists are optimistic about finding alien life in the next century. Here’s where they’re looking.
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Is this Jupiter, or a pizza? Join our Jovian guessing game.
Is this Jupiter, or a pizza? Join our Jovian guessing game.
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Mary Beth Griggs
Environment
The great Pacific garbage patch is even trashier than we thought
The great Pacific garbage patch is even trashier than we thought
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Don’t freak out about the Chinese space station that’s about to fall out of the sky
Don’t freak out about the Chinese space station that’s about to fall out of the sky
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Mary Beth Griggs
Deep Space
Good news: these exoplanets probably have water. Bad news: AHHH SO MUCH WATER.
Good news: these exoplanets probably have water. Bad news: AHHH SO MUCH WATER.
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Mary Beth Griggs
Environment
A warmer Arctic caused icy traffic jams in seas down south
A warmer Arctic caused icy traffic jams in seas down south
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Mary Beth Griggs
Environment
Listen to the first-ever recordings of volcanic thunder
Listen to the first-ever recordings of volcanic thunder
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Mary Beth Griggs
Biology
A primer on the primal origins of humans on Earth
A primer on the primal origins of humans on Earth
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Mary Beth Griggs
Physics
Stephen Hawking, a man synonymous with the mysteries of the cosmos, is dead at 76
Stephen Hawking, a man synonymous with the mysteries of the cosmos, is dead at 76
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Mary Beth Griggs
AI
Now’s your chance to discover a new planet (with Google’s help)
Now’s your chance to discover a new planet (with Google’s help)
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Mary Beth Griggs
Environment
Why so many diamonds are making science headlines this week
Why so many diamonds are making science headlines this week
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Mary Beth Griggs
DIY
How to make caramel at home without losing your mind
How to make caramel at home without losing your mind
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
These massive, mysterious storms on Jupiter look totally surreal
These massive, mysterious storms on Jupiter look totally surreal
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
How to get comets, animals, math problems, and more named after you
How to get comets, animals, math problems, and more named after you
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Mary Beth Griggs
Health
Five new science books you should read this month
Five new science books you should read this month
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Mary Beth Griggs
Moons
This is what some of the earliest stars in the universe might have looked like
This is what some of the earliest stars in the universe might have looked like
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Mary Beth Griggs
Environment
NASA’s new weather satellite will show us wildfires and storms in insane detail
NASA’s new weather satellite will show us wildfires and storms in insane detail
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Mary Beth Griggs
Deep Space
Our closest neighboring star system sounds like a terrible place to live
Our closest neighboring star system sounds like a terrible place to live
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Meanwhile, in space, Jupiter’s South Pole looks great and Mars is a dust heap
Meanwhile, in space, Jupiter’s South Pole looks great and Mars is a dust heap
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Mary Beth Griggs
Private Space Flight
Meet the SpaceX ships that will never go to space
Meet the SpaceX ships that will never go to space
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
An amateur astronomer accidentally caught an exploding star on camera—and it gets better
An amateur astronomer accidentally caught an exploding star on camera—and it gets better
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Mary Beth Griggs
Mars
The Little Rover That Could
The Little Rover That Could
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Mary Beth Griggs
Private Space Flight
SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy launch was (mostly) a success
SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy launch was (mostly) a success
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Mary Beth Griggs
Private Space Flight
Watch live as SpaceX launches its highly anticipated Falcon Heavy rocket
Watch live as SpaceX launches its highly anticipated Falcon Heavy rocket
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Mary Beth Griggs
Mars
A spacecraft is using the Martian atmosphere to get closer to the planet
A spacecraft is using the Martian atmosphere to get closer to the planet
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Mary Beth Griggs
Physics
It turns out our galaxy isn’t as special as we thought
It turns out our galaxy isn’t as special as we thought
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Astronauts lose weight in space, and it might be because their food is literally floating around inside them
Astronauts lose weight in space, and it might be because their food is literally floating around inside them
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Mary Beth Griggs
Animals
Mosquitoes learn not to mess with you when you swat them
Mosquitoes learn not to mess with you when you swat them
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Mary Beth Griggs
Environment
Alaska’s giant earthquake didn’t have the moves to cause a large tsunami
Alaska’s giant earthquake didn’t have the moves to cause a large tsunami
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Mary Beth Griggs
Private Space Flight
10 pretty pictures from NASA to help you recover from the government shutdown
10 pretty pictures from NASA to help you recover from the government shutdown
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Mary Beth Griggs
Energy
Nuclear reactors the size of wastebaskets could power our Martian settlements
Nuclear reactors the size of wastebaskets could power our Martian settlements
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
That giant fireball in Michigan last night did not trigger an earthquake
That giant fireball in Michigan last night did not trigger an earthquake
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Mary Beth Griggs
Diseases
Scientists just uncovered the cause of a massive epidemic using 500-year-old teeth
Scientists just uncovered the cause of a massive epidemic using 500-year-old teeth
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Meet the amateur astronomers who track secretive spy satellites for fun
Meet the amateur astronomers who track secretive spy satellites for fun
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Mary Beth Griggs
Animals
Most male Emperor penguins fast for 115 days—but a few of them may sneak snacks
Most male Emperor penguins fast for 115 days—but a few of them may sneak snacks
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Mary Beth Griggs
Health
When you burn fat, where does it actually go?
When you burn fat, where does it actually go?
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Mary Beth Griggs
Energy
Why can’t we decide what to do about nuclear energy?
Why can’t we decide what to do about nuclear energy?
By
Mary Beth Griggs
Animals
Does all this cold weather mean there will be fewer mosquitoes next summer?
Does all this cold weather mean there will be fewer mosquitoes next summer?
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Mary Beth Griggs
Physics
That flickering ‘alien megastructure’ star is probably just dusty
That flickering ‘alien megastructure’ star is probably just dusty
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Puerto Rico’s Arecibo Observatory is up and running, and it just spotted a nearby asteroid
Puerto Rico’s Arecibo Observatory is up and running, and it just spotted a nearby asteroid
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Mary Beth Griggs
Private Space Flight
Why did last week’s SpaceX launch look so strange?
Why did last week’s SpaceX launch look so strange?
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Mary Beth Griggs
Archaeology
Mind your pickaxe: What to do when you encounter fossils and artifacts in the wild
Mind your pickaxe: What to do when you encounter fossils and artifacts in the wild
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
NASA’s next mission will either grab part of a comet, or bop around one of Saturn’s moons
NASA’s next mission will either grab part of a comet, or bop around one of Saturn’s moons
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Planetariums seem old-school, but they have a surprisingly lively future
Planetariums seem old-school, but they have a surprisingly lively future
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Mary Beth Griggs
Science
Interstellar visitor doesn’t appear to be an alien ship, does appear to be covered in organic gunk
Interstellar visitor doesn’t appear to be an alien ship, does appear to be covered in organic gunk
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Mary Beth Griggs
Climate Change
Now we know why Hurricane Harvey’s rainfall was so intense
Now we know why Hurricane Harvey’s rainfall was so intense
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Mary Beth Griggs
Environment
This tiny South Pacific Island should be dead by now, but it’s still alive and kicking
This tiny South Pacific Island should be dead by now, but it’s still alive and kicking
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Mary Beth Griggs
Pluto
The mysterious object NASA is visiting in 2019 might have its very own moon
The mysterious object NASA is visiting in 2019 might have its very own moon
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Mary Beth Griggs
Black Holes
Astronomers just discovered a supermassive black hole from the dawn of the universe
Astronomers just discovered a supermassive black hole from the dawn of the universe
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Mary Beth Griggs
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