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Mars might be made of mashed-up baby planets

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Lowly slime molds are helping us map out the cosmos

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This website lets you travel back in time to abandoned airfields near your home

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Your stretching intestine is what tells your brain to stop eating

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Last week in tech: Apple’s iPhone 11, Land Rover’s new Defender, and Nintendo’s weird controller

Last week in tech: Apple’s iPhone 11, Land Rover’s new Defender, and Nintendo’s weird controller

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The best wildlife photos of the year remind us that nature is amazing—and brutal

The best wildlife photos of the year remind us that nature is amazing—and brutal

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The Marriott data breach exposed millions of passports. Here’s what thieves can do with them.

The Marriott data breach exposed millions of passports. Here’s what thieves can do with them.

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These pinhole cameras are capturing 1000 year photos of Lake Tahoe

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Freedom in the Age of Technology Event Rules

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Whatever your weather’s been like this week, you can probably expect the opposite for the rest of winter

Whatever your weather’s been like this week, you can probably expect the opposite for the rest of winter

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Tech can make your conversations with kids way more effective

Tech can make your conversations with kids way more effective

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Will a cryogenically-frozen corpse ever come back to life?

Will a cryogenically-frozen corpse ever come back to life?

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Don’t think you’re sexist? Sorry, we all are.

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Why wildfires are suddenly ravaging the Southeast

Why wildfires are suddenly ravaging the Southeast

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How Jaguar cloned a legendary supercar from 1957

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Humans don’t know how to drive self-driving cars

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Humans don’t know how to drive self-driving cars

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Vintage Space is Moving!

Vintage Space is Moving!

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The New Macbook Pro Tool Bar Is A Scab I Want To Pick Off

The New Macbook Pro Tool Bar Is A Scab I Want To Pick Off

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Coal Byproducts Are A Great Source Of Rare Earth Elements

Coal Byproducts Are A Great Source Of Rare Earth Elements

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EpiPens Versus Dissolvable Tablets

Forget The EpiPen—It’s Time For An Epi-Pill

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How Will Robots Learn?

How Will Robots Learn?

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What It’s Like To Spacewalk For The First Time

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What It’s Like To Spacewalk For The First Time

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Why We Always Get Sick While Traveling – And How To Prevent It

Why We Always Get Sick While Traveling – And How To Prevent It

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The Oracle of Oil

The Oracle of Oil

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The Cockroach Papers: A Compendium of History and Lore

The Cockroach Papers: A Compendium of History and Lore

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Yellowstone: A Journey Through America’s Wild Heart

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Searching for Climate Signals in an Epic Flood

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Is Climate Too Complex to Model or Predict?

Is Climate Too Complex to Model or Predict?

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Can Body Tracking Tech Find The Next Steph Curry?

Can Body Tracking Tech Find The Next Steph Curry?

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Minnesota Governor meets with girlfriend of man killed in police shooting

How Livestreaming Video Could Change The Face Of Justice

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All the Questions You Had About Climate Models but Were Afraid to Ask

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The Woman Who Helped Us Hear Juno

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Your Toolbox Is Calling

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How Deep Learning Could Be The Next Step In Cancer Detection

How Deep Learning Could Be The Next Step In Cancer Detection

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Behind the scenes Silicon Valley's showrunners deeply investigate programmer's annoyances.

Inside Silicon Valley’s Spaces And Tabs Debate

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What Landmine-Detecting Plants Can Teach Us About Design

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San Francisco Fog Made Into Misty Martinis

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Infrared Radiation Can Fine-Tune The Taste Of Whiskey

Infrared Radiation Can Fine-Tune The Taste Of Whiskey

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The Legacy Of ‘Mythbusters’: A Q&A With Adam Savage

The Legacy Of ‘Mythbusters’: A Q&A With Adam Savage

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Welcome To Drone-Kota

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The Emperor’s Love of Slime Mold

The Emperor’s Love of Slime Mold

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Why Nor’easters Can Be So Much Worse Than Normal Snowstorms

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Anyone Can Be A Martian In Virtual Reality

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The Perlan 2 Glider Will Fly 90,000 Feet Higher Than Most Aircraft

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Fukushima: Five Years Later

Fukushima: Five Years Later

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Your Exposome Is The Sum Of Every Place You’ve Ever Been

Your Exposome Is The Sum Of Every Place You’ve Ever Been

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Six Degrees of Separation? Try Three

Six Degrees of Separation? Try Three

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Behind the Scenes at SpaceX’s Hyperloop Pod Competition

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Two Become One: How the Apollo Spacecraft Stuck Together

Two Become One: How the Apollo Spacecraft Stuck Together

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Bioart and the Gnawing Invisible

Bioart and the Gnawing Invisible

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How Did Lead Get Into Flint River Water?

How Did Lead Get Into Flint River Water?

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‘The X-Files’ Top Five Tech Horror Episodes

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Why Did NASA Choose an Untested Missile to Launch Gemini?

Why Did NASA Choose an Untested Missile to Launch Gemini?

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Can 3D-Printing Help The Refugee Crisis?

Can 3D-Printing Help The Refugee Crisis?

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Tesla Car Can Be Summoned And Park Itself

Tesla Car Can Be Summoned And Park Itself

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How Airbags Work, And How They Can Fail

How Airbags Work, And How They Can Fail

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What Is A Sunspot?

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Can We Stop The Surge Of Man-Made Earthquakes?

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Kepler and the Universe

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Could This Simple Tube Save The World?

Could This Simple Tube Save The World?

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