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Drunken crayfish show that loneliness raises alcohol tolerance

Drunken crayfish show that loneliness raises alcohol tolerance (newscientist.com)

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Steller Watch: A citizen scientist project that helps scientist to understand the reason why sea lion population in Aleutian Islands is declining. (zooniverse.org)

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Professor Seager's main research goal is to find and identify another Earth (seagerexoplanets.mit.edu)

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Scientists have invented a dryer that can dry clothes in half the time without heat

Scientists have invented a dryer that can dry clothes in half the time without heat (finance.yahoo.com)

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A big patch of plastic garbage has been discovered in the Arctic

A big patch of plastic garbage has been discovered in the Arctic (theverge.com)

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Simulation theory says more about human nature than it does the universe

Simulation theory says more about human nature than it does the universe (schmidtdesign.co)

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Magnetic Maps Behind one of Natures Craziest Migrations - D-brief

Magnetic Maps Behind one of Natures Craziest Migrations - D-brief (blogs.discovermagazine.com)

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Flores Man hobbits found in Indonesia were NOT our human relatives, scientists confirm

Flores Man hobbits found in Indonesia were NOT our human relatives, scientists confirm (thesun.co.uk)

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Unpaywall scours the web for free versions of scientific papers

Unpaywall scours the web for free versions of scientific papers (techcrunch.com)

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How Progressives Cherry-Pick Science They Like

How Progressives Cherry-Pick Science They Like (nationalreview.com)

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Dr. Albert Taylor Discusses his work at time in the Air Force and his career as an aerospace engineer at Skunk Works. President Reagans Star Wars program and the development of GPS.

Dr. Albert Taylor Discusses his work at time in the Air Force and his career as an aerospace engineer at Skunk Works. President Reagans Star Wars program and the development of GPS. (youtube.com)

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Fracking is lowering carbon emissions

Fracking is lowering carbon emissions (i.imgur.com)

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South Indian frog oozes molecule that inexplicably decimates flu viruses (Ars) (archive.is)

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A fascinating thermodynamics demonstration: the drinking bird

A fascinating thermodynamics demonstration: the drinking bird (condensedconcepts.blogspot.com)

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A Space Fan's Guide to Saturday's March for Science

A Space Fan's Guide to Saturday's March for Science (space.com)

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Sweet? Naked mole rats can survive without oxygen using plant sugar tactic (theguardian.com)

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ATLAS Experiment searches for new symmetries of nature

ATLAS Experiment searches for new symmetries of nature (phys.org)

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Umbilical cord blood could slow brain's ageing, study suggests (theguardian.com)

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Salt might actually make you hungry, not thirsty (popsci.com)

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Eastern Arctic Ocean found to be undergoing 'Atlantification'

Eastern Arctic Ocean found to be undergoing 'Atlantification' (phy.so)

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Scientists find 50 exciting new spider species, and arachnophobes will be thrilled

Scientists find 50 exciting new spider species, and arachnophobes will be thrilled (mashable.com)

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A New Kind of Male Birth Control Is Coming - "Guhas technique for impairing male fertility relies on a polymer gel thats injected into the sperm-carrying tubes in the scrotum."

A New Kind of Male Birth Control Is Coming - "Guhas technique for impairing male fertility relies on a polymer gel thats injected into the sperm-carrying tubes in the scrotum." (bloomberg.com)

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Bizarre Superfluid with Negative Mass Created in a Lab (archive.is)

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Most Particles Decay But Why? [Here's why]

Most Particles Decay But Why? [Here's why] (profmattstrassler.com)

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Analysis | The good thing about science in one tweet

Analysis | The good thing about science in one tweet (washingtonpost.com)

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