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Rosetta Finally Reaches ‘Rubber Ducky’ Comet
Science

Rosetta Finally Reaches ‘Rubber Ducky’ Comet

Now to figure out where to land…

Navigate Robotic Smog In City Of Drones
Technology

Navigate Robotic Smog In City Of Drones

A game/art exhibit that's all blade, no runners.

The Inconvenient Immigration of Chikungunya
Health

The Inconvenient Immigration of Chikungunya

Can Biohackers Succeed At Making ‘Real Vegan Cheese’?
Agriculture

Can Biohackers Succeed At Making ‘Real Vegan Cheese’?

Scientific opinion varies on the practicality of animal-free dairy.

How Spiders Spin Their Silk, and Why It Can Help Humans
Animals

How Spiders Spin Their Silk, and Why It Can Help Humans

When NASA Repurposed the Vehicle Assembly Building for Parachute Tests
Space

When NASA Repurposed the Vehicle Assembly Building for Parachute Tests

Satellite Navigation Was Created For Submarine Based Nuclear War
Military

Satellite Navigation Was Created For Submarine Based Nuclear War

How Two Americans Got An Untested Ebola Treatment
Diseases

How Two Americans Got An Untested Ebola Treatment

…and why no patients in Africa are going to get it.

Effect Of Fracking On Wildlife Is Basically Unknown
Wildlife

Effect Of Fracking On Wildlife Is Basically Unknown

The mystery is not eye-opening.

Fuel-Less Space Drive May Actually Work, Says NASA
NASA

Fuel-Less Space Drive May Actually Work, Says NASA

Travel through space without filling up the gas tank.

The Week In Drones: Shotgun Salesmen, Contraband Couriers, And More
Drones

The Week In Drones: Shotgun Salesmen, Contraband Couriers, And More

Keeping up with the droneses

New Mars Rover Will Have Lasers, X-Ray Vision, And More
Science

New Mars Rover Will Have Lasers, X-Ray Vision, And More

Curiosity is about to get a kick-butt little brother

How Did The Deadliest Strain Of Ebola Travel From Central To West Africa?
Diseases

How Did The Deadliest Strain Of Ebola Travel From Central To West Africa?

It was not Gwyneth Paltrow.

Octopus Broods Its Eggs For 4.5 Years, Longest For Any Animal
Animals

Octopus Broods Its Eggs For 4.5 Years, Longest For Any Animal

This is commitment.

Many Fraudulent Stem Cell Beauty Treatments Are Being Sold Online
Health

Many Fraudulent Stem Cell Beauty Treatments Are Being Sold Online

An analysis of websites found clinics that sell "stem cell" facelifts, breast augmentations, and vaginal rejuvenation procedures.

Infant Possibilities
Health

Infant Possibilities

Babies’ genomes hold clues that can save their lives, but that same information could be used in far less noble ways. Where should we draw the line?

Blood Test Could Detect A Genetic Tendency Toward Suicide
Health

Blood Test Could Detect A Genetic Tendency Toward Suicide

Many people at risk of suicide may share a unique mutation.

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Science

5 Phenomena That Science Has Yet To Fully Explain

What do ghosts and yawns have in common? They remain scientific enigmas.

Pest In Brazil Has Evolved Resistance Against GMO Corn
Agriculture

Pest In Brazil Has Evolved Resistance Against GMO Corn

This has happened with several crop-munching insect species around the world.

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Science

Readers Respond To Our July 2014 Feature About GMOs

A breakdown of the feedback from readers like you on our recent coverage of genetically modified organisms.