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7,844 results for: Geology

  1. Earth

    Earth: Science news of the year, 2008

    Science News writers and editors looked back at the past year's stories and selected a handful as the year's most interesting and important in Earth. Follow hotlinks to the full, original stories.

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  2. Earth

    The Solar System’s Big Bang

    Finding signs of a lost beginning.

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  3. Tech

    Bias, quakes and viruses, oh my!

    Researchers present findings at the annual New Horizons in Science meeting.

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  4. Space

    Martian sands

    Sandy soil on the Red Planet hints at an ancient mix of volcanic activity and water, a potent breeding ground for life.

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  5. Humans

    Bear deadline

    Court calls for the already overdue decision on listing polar bears as a threatened species.

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  6. Archaeology

    Green reapers

    Agriculture's rise sparked widespread use of green stone beads as fertility charms and as protection against supernatural forces, scientists propose.

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  7. Life

    Killer bee colonization

    A NASA project will combine satellite observations of plant growth in the continental United States and projections of how climate might change in coming years to estimate where “killer bees” could ultimately survive in the wild.

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  8. Computing

    Computing Evolution

    Scientists sift through genetic data sets to better map twisting branches in the tree of life.

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  9. Space

    Icy asteroids

    New observations are further eroding the difference between asteroids and comets.

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  10. Agriculture

    Bee-Loved Plantings

    Zipcode-organized guidelines tell gardeners, farmers and others how to design a landscape that will not only entice pollinators but also keep these horticultural helpers happy.

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  11. Life

    Step-by-step Evolution

    Hard to find, but very fruitful when found, transitional fossils fill in the gaps in the paleontological record.

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  12. Climate

    A little drier every day

    The Sahara, one of the hottest and driest regions on Earth, gradually became arid over a period of centuries, a finding that contradicts many previous studies.

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