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New search methods are ramping up the hunt for alien intelligence

Apr 08 2020 1:57 PM

Six decades of radio silence hasn't stopped scientists searching for intelligent life beyond Earth. In fact, new technologies are boosting efforts.

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'Alien Oceans' argues the search for E.T. should include the outer solar system

Apr 08 2020 8:00 AM

In Alien Oceans, a NASA scientist explores the evidence that ice-covered moons host hidden oceans, where life could evolve and thrive.

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A year long expedition spotlights night life in the Arctic winter

Apr 08 2020 6:00 AM

Scientists anchored to an ice floe near the North Pole are investigating how life survives polar night and what changes will occur as the Arctic continues to warm.

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The largest Arctic ozone hole ever measured is hovering over the North Pole

Apr 07 2020 2:01 PM

A strong polar vortex in early 2020 led to what may be a record-breaking hole in the ozone layer over the Arctic.

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The Great Barrier Reef is suffering its most widespread bleaching ever recorded

Apr 07 2020 12:49 PM

Major bleaching events are recurring with increasing frequency on the Great Barrier Reef, hindering its recovery.

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Red giant stars that eat planets might shine less brightly

Apr 07 2020 8:00 AM

Some stars may shine less brightly after ingesting a planet. That finding, if confirmed, could have implications for calculating cosmic distances.

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The PBS documentary 'The Gene' showcases genetics' promise and pitfalls
Apr 07 2020 6:00 AM

A film from executive producer Ken Burns delivers an unfiltered history of genetics, showing how the science has helped and hurt people.

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Saturn's auroras may explain the planet's weirdly hot upper atmosphere
Apr 06 2020 11:00 AM

Data from NASA's Cassini spacecraft could help solve Saturn's mysterious "energy crisis."

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Algae use flagella to trot, gallop and move with gaits all their own
Apr 06 2020 10:15 AM

Single-celled microalgae, with no brains, can coordinate their "limbs" into a trot or fancier gait.

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Quantum mechanics means some black hole orbits are impossible to predict
Apr 06 2020 6:00 AM

Computer simulations reveal that foreseeing the paths of three orbiting objects sometimes requires precision better than the quantum limit.

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Can plasma from recovered COVID-19 patients treat the sick?
Apr 03 2020 4:38 PM

Researchers are racing to set up clinical trials of antibody-rich convalescent plasma from recovered patients to treat or prevent COVID-19.

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Beets bleed red but a chemistry tweak can create a blue hue
Apr 03 2020 2:00 PM

A new blue dye derived from beet juice might prove an alternative to synthetic blue dyes in foods, cosmetics or fabrics.

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The U.S. has resisted the metric system for more than 50 years
Apr 03 2020 6:00 AM

Australia adopted the metric system 50 years ago. The United States tried by passing legislation for a voluntary conversion that was largely ignored.

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Just breathing or talking may be enough to spread COVID-19 after all
Apr 02 2020 5:19 PM

Until now, experts have said that the virus spreads only through large droplets released when people cough or sneeze, but it may spread more easily.

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Southern Africa may have hosted a hominid transition 2 million years ago
Apr 02 2020 2:00 PM

Braincases excavated from the Drimolen caves suggest Homo erectus and Paranthropus robustus may have coexisted in southern Africa.

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Mice's facial expressions can reveal a wide range of emotions
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Pleasure, pain, fear and other feelings can be reflected in mice's faces, sophisticated computational analyses show.

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