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U.S. Copyright Office Denies Monkeys Rights To Their Selfies
That means no more business for this monkey.
Ask Anything: Why Don’t Woodpeckers Get Brain Damage?
Short answer: Excellent skull design.
Google Testing Its Self-Driving Cars In A Complete Virtual “Matrix California”
They must have taken the red pill.
The Future Of Urban Planning: Zoning For Drones
How we can make our lives with flying robots not suck.
Extreme Drought Is Causing Land In The Western U.S. To Rise Upward
No, you're not getting taller.
Weird Microbes Thrive In Asphalt Lake And Sunless Glacial Water
Life on Earth -- in unexpected places.
Bill Nye Fights Back
How a mild-mannered children’s celebrity plans to save science in America—or go down swinging.
Scientists Have No Idea Why U.S. Teens Are Having Fewer Babies Than Ever
We're doing so much better than teens in the 1950s.
An Electronic Camouflage Cloak Inspired By Color-Changing Octopus Skin
Eat your heart out, Harry Potter
What Happens When A Volcano Erupts Under A Glacier?
In Iceland, a question of ice and fire
When NASA Launched Stardust, They Had No Way To Retrieve Its Samples
This space probe has a dirty little secret.
Turning Old Lead Batteries Into New Solar Energy
MIT team's work could curb toxic waste while contributing to clean power
Twitter Bot Helps Chicago Officials Find Dirty Restaurants
The bot led to 133 restaurant inspections and 21 shutdowns in a 10-month period.
Antarctica From Pole To Coast In Stunning Detail
A mosaic of more than 3,150 high-resolution satellite images creates the best continent-wide view since 1997.