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The Sight Of Road Kill Makes A Pretty, Data-Rich Picture

Wildlife ecologist Danielle Garneau is making a habit of tracking down road kill. She actually seeks it out, hunting for

Music Video Borrows From 200-Million-Year-Old Artist And Disappears

It’s You Tube’s 17th Most Viewed Video of All Time, and the 4th Most Liked, “Somebody That I Used to

Cornstalks Everywhere But Nothing Else, Not Even A Bee

We’ll start in a cornfield — we’ll call it an Iowa cornfield in late summer — on a beautiful day.

Victory Or Defeat? Emotions Aren’t All In The Face

Photos of athletes in their moment of victory or defeat usually show faces contorted with intense emotion. But a new

Greenland, Antarctic Ice Is Melting Faster

Superstorm Sandy sparked a lot of interest in rising sea levels when it swept across the Northeast last month and

Space Probe Finds Ice In Mercury’s Craters

Mercury is not the first planet to come to mind if you were searching for ice in the solar system.

The Rubik’s Cube That Isn’t

This is your brain making things up. What you see isn’t really there. Even if I tell you “this isn’t

Is Life A Smoother Ride If You’re A Chicken?

Here’s a word. Nothing special about it. Just look at it. Focus on the first letter, the “S.” Now shift

Do Orchestras Really Need Conductors?

Have you ever wondered whether music conductors actually influence their orchestras? They seem important. After all, they’re standing in the

As 2012 Comes To A Close, The Facts About Doomsday

When people have questions about the end of the world — the predictions about the planet Nibiru’s collision with Earth

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