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Saving the Mexican Oasis Together

The Cuatro Ciénegas basin lies in the desert of northern Mexico and is home to some of the oldest organisms on Earth. This desert contains living....

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Scientist Converts Human Skin Cells Into Functional Brain Cells

In a paper being published online July 28 in the scientific journal Cell Stem Cell, Sheng Ding, PhD, reveals efficient and....

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Ministry of Defence Files on UFO Sightings Released

Newly released government files on UFOs show a lack of will and resources to study thousands of reported sightings. "One....

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Oldest Fossils On Earth Discovered

Earth's oldest fossils have been found in Australia by a team from the University of Western Australia and Oxford University. The....

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IBM Produces First 'brain chips'

IBM has developed a microprocessor which it claims comes closer than ever to replicating the human brain.

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Antimatter belt around Earth discovered by Pamela craft

A thin band of antimatter particles called antiprotons enveloping the Earth has been spotted for the first time. The....

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Music Soothes Anxiety, Pain in Cancer Patients

Singing, playing an instrument or even just listening to music may lessen anxiety in cancer patients and improve their overall quality of life, according to a new....

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Pursuing the Grail of an Earthquake Predictor, but Facing Skeptics

By monitoring data from the sensors, Mr. Bleier believes he will be able to forecast a quake stronger than magnitude 5 up to two weeks before it....

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Invisibility and Time Cloaks

Researchers have successfully demonstrated a cloaking device that can hide an event that occurs at a specific point in time for....

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Evolution of Human Generosity

Recently, a team of scientists at UC Santa Barbara conducted a series of computer simulations designed to test whether it was....

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