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Microsoft Launches Windows Phone 7 With Something for Everyone (Except Verizon Customers)
Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 is the most exciting thing to happen to smartphones in years. Here's what happened at today's launch, and why you should care
Instant Expert: What Interstellar Dust Can Tell Us
Dust may help astronomers understand the formation of stars and planets
Smog on Titan Moon May Hold Ingredients For Life, New Study Says
In a simulation, a Titan-like atmosphere produces nearly all of life's building blocks
Instant Expert: The Drama and Controversy of Fracking
A dramatic technique for mining oil and natural gas called hydraulic fracturing is under fire. Here’s why
The Case of the Mass Honeybee Killer Has a New Prime Suspect
Thanks to a joint investigation from academics and the Department of Homeland Security, the culprit in the Case of the Honeybee Killer has been found.
This Bomb Shelter is Part of the World’s First Underground Luxury Community
Survive the end of the world in this bomb shelter for just $5,000 down
How Modified Worms and Goats Can Mass-Produce Nature’s Toughest Fiber
After years of research, we may be close to full-scale production of super-strong spider silk
How the Empire State Building Is Pioneering the Future of Energy Efficiency
Greening the world’s most iconic skyscraper
Particle Physicists Use Electrical Tape To Patch Tevatron
Faulty seal would have caused frustrating delays
Instant Expert: Rebuilding Human Minds
Scientists hope to strengthen aging brains by tweaking the behavior of DNA