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SpaceStudy raises questions about supernova origins
X-ray observations of the explosions could shift measurements of the mysterious entity known as dark energy.
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HumansDecoding diversity in Bushmen
Decoding the genetic makeup of tribal leaders and Archbishop Desmond Tutu uncovers rich genetic diversity in southern Africans.
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LifeHuman noise may distract animals
When boats roar, hermit crabs slip up and let predators get extra close
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PsychologyCell phone distraction while driving is a two-way street
When operating a car, drivers lose a grip on messages they hear.
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PhysicsHot and heavy matter runs a 4 trillion degree fever
Protons and neutrons melted in collisions of gold atoms have created the hottest matter ever made in a lab
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SpacePowerful collider set to smash protons
The Large Hadron Collider will operate at only half its maximum energy for the next 2 years.