All Stories
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Space
No Fat Stars
Stars in the Milky Way can weigh no more than 150 times the sun's mass.
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Animals
A microbe nanny for young wasps
A smear of bacteria helps baby wasps survive infancy.
By Emily Sohn -
Climate
Arctic algae show climate change
Sediment from Arctic lakes shows that much of the Northern Hemisphere has been warming for many decades.
By Emily Sohn -
Animals
Python Hearts Pump Up
A Burmese python can increase the size of its heart by 40 percent in just two days.
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Tech
Power of the Wind
Wind is the fastest growing source of electricity in the world.
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Space
Dark galaxy
Astronomers have spied a massive galaxy that appears to contain no stars.
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Environment
Shrinking fish
Because of fishing, fish are becoming smaller and growing more slowly.
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Health & Medicine
The color of health
Colorful fruits and vegetables pack a powerful, healthful punch.
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Humans
A diamond polish for ancient tools
People in Stone Age China may have used diamonds to polish their stone axes.
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Animals
Sleep Affects a Bird’s Singing
Young birds sing badly in the morning but do much better later in the day.
By Emily Sohn