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These are the most-read Science News stories of 2019
From carbon nanotubes to vitamin D, Science News online readers had a wide variety of favorite stories on our website.
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Science & Society
Top 10 stories of 2019: A black hole picture, measles outbreaks, climate protests and more
Science News' top stories for 2019 include the first picture of a black hole, a quantum computing milestone and CRISPR's first U.S. clinical trials.
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Science & Society
Here are Science News’ favorite science books of 2019
Books about multiple universes, Apollo 11, animal emotions and the origins of popular foods made the list.
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Readers question quantum mechanics and more
Readers had questions about quantum computer and black holes.
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Readers question carbon nanotube transistors and brain organoids
Readers had questions about carbon nantoube transistors and brain organoids.
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Readers ponder differences in polio vaccines and more
Readers had questions about polio vaccines and more.
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Science & Society
This year’s SN 10 enjoy the journey, not just the discovery
Meet 10 young researchers who combine persistence and passion to make headway on science’s big questions.
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Readers question killer macros and spinning wheels
Readers had questions about theoretical dark matter particles and textile archaeology.
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Readers contemplate climate change and neural connections
Readers had questions about neurons and carbon-absorbing algal blooms.
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Readers ask about aging perceptions, coral reefs and more
Readers had questions about aging perceptions, coral reefs, praying mantis vision and more.
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Readers marvel over moon mementos and more
Readers had questions about items left on the moon during the Apollo missions and more.
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Readers respond to Lyme disease, fossil teeth and a Tesseract look-alike
Readers had questions and comments on Lyme disease prevention, speciation, and a mysterious uranium cube.