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Events In Your Past Determine Which Microbes Live On You
A scientist with a swab and a microscope could tell what school you went to
First Human Clone Embryos Created From Adults’ Skin Cells
Another step toward having your own reserve of spare stem cells on demand
The Week In Drones: Shooting One Down In Montana, The FBI’s Robot Missions, And More
Keeping up with the droneses
Found: The Most Potentially Life-Friendly Exoplanet So Far
Kepler 186f is the most Earth-like exoplanet we've ever discovered, but it's so far away that details will remain scarce for a long time.
Land Rover’s New Concept SUV Doesn’t Have Door Handles
The company's Discovery Vision concept is the first move toward that (maybe still faraway) future. First step: gesture controls.
New York City Restaurant Inspectors May Be Issued Google Glass
The future of health inspection
When Predators Bite Off More Than They Can Chew
Featuring a snake whose centipede dinner tried to claw out of its body and other… interesting examples
Finally, A Way To Harvest Hydroelectric Energy From Toilet Flushes
It's about time toilets start providing a useful function
How Carl Sagan Described Death To His Young Daughter
A new essay from Sasha Sagan shows how a great popularizer of science answered his own kid's big questions.
Trolls In Their Natural Habitats: An Analysis Of Comments On TED Talks
Six percent of YouTube comments on TED talks are straight-up insults.
Cherry Trees That Flew To Space Bloom Six Years Early
And the flowers are not like Earth flowers
Big Pic: Robonaut Is Getting Legs
Its new limbs will be shipped to the International Space Station with a resupply mission.