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11.22.09 | in Health | by Charles Q. Choi
Shocking Treatment Helps Erectile Dysfunction
A new stimulating treatment may fix problems in the bedroom.
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11.22.09 | in Animals | by Charles Q. Choi
Thousands of Strange Sea Creatures Discovered
The deep sea is teeming with thousands of species that have never known sunlight, explorers now say.
11.22.09 | in Animals | by Charles Q. Choi
Expedition Finds Strange Sea Creatures
Details of the Census of Marine Life research.
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11.22.09 | in Animals | by Stéphan Reebs
Reptile Moms Share Nests
Nest sharing is surprisingly common among reptile moms.
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11.21.09 | in Animals | by Stéphan Reebs
Marmots Remember Long-Gone Predators
Colorado marmots “remember” a long-gone foe.
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11.20.09 | in Space | by NSF
Harnessing Wave Energy
Energy from ocean waves seems like the ultimate in renewable fuel, yet research lags behind studies of solar and wind power. Research now underway is based on ocean buoy generators. As ocean swells hit the buoy, electrical coils create electricity.
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Science for the People: Surprising discoveries and fascinating researchers.
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11.20.09 | in Animals | by LiveScience Staff
Really Rare Rhinos Found by Dung-Sniffing Dogs
Two dogs are helping scientists figure out how many Javan rhinos are left in the wild.
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11.20.09 | in Animals | by Rachael Rettner
How to Take a Gorilla's Blood Pressure: Very Carefully
For the first time, researchers have obtained blood pressure readings from a gorilla while it was awake.
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11.20.09 | in Technology | by Irene Chang
Wiring the Wilderness
A wireless "backbone" in the wilderness brings the power of the internet to remote locations.
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11.20.09 | in Space | by SPACE.com staff
Giant Cannibal Galaxy's Last Meal
New images show results of collision between giant galaxy and smaller neighbor.
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11.20.09 | in Health | by Robert Roy Britt
Controversial Stem Cell Experiment Could Treat the Blind
New and controversial transplant operation uses stem cells derived from spare human embryos.
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11.20.09 | in Technology | by Charles Q. Choi
Robotic Spy Planes Go Green
Military vehicles powered by alternative energy provide more than environmental benefits.
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11.20.09 | in Technology | by Charles Q. Choi
Zap! Light Used to Paralyze Tiny Creatures
A new technology can temporarily disable life forms.
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11.19.09 | in Health | by Benjamin Radford
Thinspiration: Do Web Sites Encourage Anorexia?
New Web sites promoting anorexia have caused public health concerns.
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11.19.09 | in Animals | by LiveScience Staff
Sushi Often Not What You Think
Endangered bluefin tuna ends up in sushi without being labeled.
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11.19.09 | in Technology | by Ker Than
Google Bets Big on Internet With Chrome
Google's new operating system promises to bring cloud computing to the masses.
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11.19.09 | in Space | by Neil Branda et al., Simon Fraser University
Paralyzing Light Beam
Tiny nematodes are paralyzed by ultraviolet light in a new study. They stay that way until regular light is turned on.
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11.19.09 | in Technology | by Lamont Wood
The Digital Divide: Why Grandma Should Get Online
Going online may help seniors overcome depression.
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11.19.09 | in Animals | by LiveScience Staff
Nearly Blind Seal to Get Surgery
A monk seal scheduled to get eye surgery.
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