Science News
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An all-black King Penguin has been discovered on the island of South Georgia, near Antarctica.
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Better known for information technology, IBM teams up with Stanford University researchers to make huge strides in the development of better, greener plastics.
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A team of brainiacs unite to create two female bloggers aimed at getting kids interested in technology, engineering — and Women's History Month, too.
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A California physics student is on a mission to give the slang modifier 'hella' some geek street cred, proposing its official use as designating the number 10 followed by 27 zeroes.
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The best proposals plus a modest fee will get some lucky schools and non-profits access to their own satellites.
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The Natural Resources Defense Council turns 40 with an art contest as an early birthday present.
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Sumatran Rhinos, one of the most endangered species in the world, are due to add another to the family.
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Tax season is here and that means the temptation to cheat is here too. But, if you want to be your better self, do your taxes in the light and you'll be more likely to be an honest citizen.
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From Halle Berry's "Pure Orchid" to Beyoncé's "Heat," celeb perfumes are wildly popular, but is au naturale oh-so-better?
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The hair of a man who lived 4,000 years ago was so well preserved that scientists can tell what he would have looked like down to the eye color.
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The 2010 TED Fellows have some remarkable plans of their own.
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What Really Happens When We Watch "The Oprah Winfrey Show"?
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Your new screensaver: NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has captured awe-inspiring photos of the red planet.
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Looking for love? Skip the spritz and let your body odor do the talking.
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In his latest column for Tonic, Dr. Frank Lipman reveals how eating "real" food can improve how we age





