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Antarctica: 100 Years of Exploration (Infographic)See how Antarctica fits into the context of the southernmost part of Earth.
By Karl Tate Published
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What the Higgs Boson Does (Infographic)Physicists have searched for it for years, but what is the Higgs boson supposed to do, exactly?
By Karl Tate Published
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Where Do 7 Billion People Live? (Infographic)An easy guide to where the world's people live.
By Karl Tate Published
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Life's Extremes: Outgoing or Shy? (Infographic)Shyness may have its roots in infancy, studies indicate.
By Karl Tate Published
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Surprising Faster-Than-Light Discovery: How It Works (Infographic)The speed of light has been long known to be the fastest possible speed in our universe. So what happens when scientists catch subatomic particles traveling faster than light?
By Karl Tate Published
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Japan's Quake-Damaged Nuclear Power Plants (Infographic)Layout of a nuclear reactor and where the radioactive materials are located.
By Karl Tate Published
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Fuel at Fukushima Daiichi Reactors (Infographic)A look under the hood at nuclear reactors and uranium fuel rods.
By Karl Tate Published
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Storm Targets: Where the Hurricanes Hit
U.S. counties hit most often by hurricanes.
By Karl Tate Published
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Storm Targets: Where the Hurricanes Hit (Infographic)Map from the National Weather Service shows counties hardest hit by hurricanes from the years 1900 to 2010.
By Karl Tate Published
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Storm Season! How, When & Where Hurricanes Form
Learn everything you need to know about Atlantic hurricanes.
By Karl Tate Published
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Infographic: Earthquake Shakes Northeastern USSee just how far the shaking was felt.
By Karl Tate Published
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Infographic: World's Tallest BuildingsKingdom Tower is set to become the world's tallest building in 2016. See how it stacks up against the others.
By Karl Tate Published
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Science Education: Top and Bottom States (Infographic)Some states are doing well in science education, others very poorly.
By Karl Tate Published
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Dissecting Decibels: The Loudest Animals (Infographic)Here's a comparison of decibels adjusted for body size, making one tiny noisemaker the loudest of all.
By Karl Tate Published
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Doomsdays Past & Present (Infographic)The history of the end of the world.
By Karl Tate Published
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Into the Blue: The Ocean's Deepest Divers (Infographic)Find out how penguins make daring dives and which animals plunge to the greatest depths.
By Karl Tate Published
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Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster 25 Years Later (Infographic)Here's how Chernobyl compares to other nuclear disasters.
By Karl Tate Published
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Inside Japan's Nuclear Reactors (Infographic)Here's a look under the hood of a nuclear reactor, and what can go wrong.
By Karl Tate Published
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Infographic: What Is a Nuclear Meltdown?A partial meltdown has occurred at two nuclear reactors in the Fukushima power plant in Japan.
By Karl Tate Published
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Earth Shakes and Water Waves Cause Widespread Destruction (Infographic)Here's a look at the science basics of Japan's earthquake and tsunamis.
By Karl Tate Published
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Infographic: What's America's Emergency Oil Plan?The Strategic Petroleum Reserve is a stopgap to be used in the instance of a severe energy supply interruption.
By Karl Tate Published
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Bugs Love the Way You Sweat (Infographic)Humans are the smelliest species to mosquitoes. Here's why.
By Karl Tate Published
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Science in Obama's 2012 Budget Proposal (Infographic)Some agencies got a bump while others took a hit.
By Karl Tate Published
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The Life of an Ant (Infographic)By Karl Tate Published

