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‘Mechanical Gears’ Found In Nature: Planthoppers Use ‘Cogs’ To Jump
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NASA Frog Photobomb: Viral Image Taken During LADEE Launch [PHOTO]
Remote cameras captured an airborne frog during NASA's launch of LADEE.
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NASA's Voyager 1 has officially left the solar system, a historic milestone that is just the beginning for the spacecraft.
NASA’s Hubble Spots Thousands Of Stars ‘Swarming Like Bees’ That May Help Trace Dark Matter
NASA's Hubble telescope has uncovered the largest known population of globular star clusters that can be reliable tracers for dark matter.
Scientists Discover 14,00-Year-Old Mayan Mass Grave Containing Several Dismembered Bodies
Researchers in Mexico discovered a 1,400-year-old Mayan mass grave containing the dismembered remains of what are believed to be prisoners of war.
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The blobfish isn't as cute as a giant panda, but it's threatened too.
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World's Thinnest Glass Is As Thick As A Molecule, Discovered By Accident
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Cilantro Could Help Purify Drinking Water: Research Suggests Controversial Herb Might Scrub Heavy Metals
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741-Pound-Alligator Caught In Mississippi, Sets New State Record [PHOTOS]
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The Best 3D Map Of The Central Bulge Of The Milky Way Reveals A Peanut-Like Structure
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Botox, The Anti-Wrinkle Drug, Has Been Approved By The FDA To Treat Crow’s Feet
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Despite what you saw in "Jurassic Park," it's impossible to extract DNA from insects preserved in amber.
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Wily predators that encounter the same prey again and again may learn to see past disguises.
Graphene Transistors Made With DNA: Have Stanford Scientists Found Solution To Mass Produce 'Miracle Material?"
Using DNA as a mechanism to construct graphene, the scientists were able to build a transistor.
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