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02/19/2019
Parking data from Annapolis, Md.'s historic downtown shows how tidal flooding, driven by sea rise, can hurt local business.
A select group of brain cells responds to both flavor and location, a specialty that may help an animal find the next good meal.
The hardened plaque on teeth is helping scientists trace the history of dairying in Mongolia.
Tiny protrusions are from chemical reactions in the paint, say scientists who developed an imaging method that could help curators track the knobs.
Quantum squeezing of light will help scientists make better gravitational wave detectors.
Seeing intelligence as fixed can result in lower grades, especially for certain minorities
Particle physics sheds new light on the electric potential of thunderstorms.
Extreme heat and temperature swings are no match for this lightweight insulator.
Warmer, more lively house flies could spread more Campylobacter bacteria by landing on more food.
In 1969, peregrine falcons were at risk of extinction. But a ban on the pesticide DDT and new captive breeding programs allowed the raptors to recover.
A new study describes how sperm navigate narrow straits in the reproductive tract's obstacle course to reach an egg.
After 15 years of exploring Mars, a dust storm led to the demise of NASA's longest-lived rover.
Quantum particles seem to disobey a fundamental principle of mathematics.
A newly designed material uses only light to speedily remove 99.9999 percent of microbes from water.
There may be yet another large crater buried beneath Greenland's ice sheet. But it's probably not related to the first one found last year.
Educational robots show promise for helping kids in the classroom or at home, but researchers are still figuring out how these bots should behave.
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