Katharine Gammon
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How Fake Blood Is Made to Look So RealFor Halloween, stage blood takes the spotlight and chemistry tricks can treat viewers.
By Katharine Gammon Published
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What's the World's Largest Crocodile?This beast would touch opposing walls in a typical living room.
By Katharine Gammon Published
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Universal Rhythm: People Dance to Same Beat Across the GlobeBy Katharine Gammon Published
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Your Favorite Novel Is Now A SoundtrackA new computer science project translates emotions described in books into music.
By Katharine Gammon Published
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Like A Rock: New Concrete Could Last A LifetimeA new concrete repels water and could be close to maintenance-free.
By Katharine Gammon Published
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Helping Identify Performance-Enhancing Drugs, Through ChemistryA new technique may be 10,000 time more sensitive than existing methods.
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Ants Are Even Stronger Than You ImagineNew research finds that ants’ strength lies in their neck joints.
By Katharine Gammon Published
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Scientists Dive Into The Mystery Of The Dog PaddleResearchers have connected canine swimming patterns to early aquatic mammals.
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What Happens When 10 Inches Of Snow Isn't 10 Inches?Rudimentary technology gets an update.
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Ice, Ice, Bacteria (Not Too Cold)Bacterial proteins could alter precipitation patterns and climate-change models.
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The Mathematical Butterfly: Simulations Provide New Insights On FlightButterflies face much more bumpy, turbulent skies than previously thought.
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The 9 Weirdest Animal PenisesAnimal penises vary wildly. From a four-headed penis to a detachable zombie sperm bomb, Life's Little Mysteries rounds up the 7 strangest animal penises.
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Do We Really Lose Half our Body Heat From our Heads?Nobody has a head that big.
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Can People Have Blue Skin?
Hint: Movie special-effects are not involved.
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Why Causes a Low Sperm Count?From plastics to pesticides, the risks are everywhere.
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What's the World's Fastest Manned Airplane?The record hasn't been touched since 1976.
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Uncovering The Function Of Fish ShapesRobotic flappers and models could help researchers understand a basic mystery of fish evolution.
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Science in Ice: Lab Operates Inside a GlacierResearchers melt tunnels inside ice to study it.
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Photo Gallery: Life Inside a GlacierImages of a lab dug into one of Norway's glaciers.
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Could Digital Imaging Harvest a More Perfect Pinot?New method could help identify the exact right moment to pick wine grapes.
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Satellite Data Helps Predict Meningitis OutbreaksNew tools help forecast risk of climate-dependent diseases.
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How Sperm Length Affects FertilityA new factor has been implicated in male fertility problems.
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Monkeys' Plant Food Makes Them Mean & HornyEating plants with estrogen-like compounds seems to make male monkeys behave oddly.
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What's the World's Fastest Car?Depends on whether you plan to buy or build, but these vehicles are fast!
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