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- Earth
Even a newborn canyon is big in Texas
A flood carved a surprisingly large gorge that may help understand features on Earth and Mars.
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Fat chance
Scientists are working out ways to rev up the body’s gut-busting machinery.
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Life from scratch
Relaunching biology from the beginning.
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The Truth Hurts
Scientists question voice-based lie detection.
- Space
Wet past for Red Planet
An ocean blanketed one-third of Mars about 3.5 billion years ago, a new study suggests.
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Science Past from the issue of July 2, 1960
HIGH MILK CONTAMINATION FROM NUCLEAR ACCIDENTS — Radioactive contamination of milk is likely to be “the most widespread hazard” resulting from a nuclear accident or explosion depositing fission products on agricultural land, according to recent studies in England reported in a forthcoming issue of Nature….
