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'Theory of Everything' Film Reveals Stephen Hawking's Personal LifeThe new biopic "The Theory of Everything" documents the personal life of cosmologist Stephen Hawking.
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What Are You Really Eating? Wearable Camera Tracks Your MealsA new diet tracker uses a camera and jawbone motion sensor to record how much people are eating.
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'Project Recover' Searches for Long-Lost World War II Heroes"Project Recover" uses underwater robots to scour the ocean in search of lost World War II veterans.
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Photos: Underwater Robots Help Recover WW II Plane WrecksProject Recover using autonomous robots to map areas where World War II planes likely crashed in the Pacific Ocean.
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Brain-to-Brain Link Makes 'Mind Control' PossibleResearchers have developed a way to send the thoughts of one person through a computer to control the hand motion of another person.
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'Dark Ice' Speeds Up Melting in Greenland (Photos)Researchers are studying the reflectivity of Greenland's dark ice and how climate change may contribute to the ice sheet melting.
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Why a Physics Revolution Might Be on Its WayPhysicist Nami Arkani-Hamed gave a live lecture on the future of physics research and predicted that a revolution in the field is on its way.
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Cyber-Roach! Mic-Equipped Bugs Could Aid Disaster RescueCyborg cockroaches equipped with microphones could one day be used to navigate disaster scenes and listen for survivors.
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'Big Bang' of Species May Be Explained by Continental ShiftNew research shows that a major tectonic shift may explain the huge increase in new species during the Cambrian explosion.
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Famed Physicist Talks Quantum Mechanics and Space-Time: How to Watch LivePhysicist Nima Arkani-Hamed will give a live lecture on recent quantum mechanics research and the evolving understanding of space-time at the Perimeter Institute on Nov. 6 at 7 p.m. ET.
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Deer with 'Vampire Fangs' Spotted for 1st Time in DecadesRare fanged musk deer were spotted in Afghanistan for the first time in 60 years.
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The Human Race: Will We Keep Breaking Running Records?Runners are getting close to breaking the 2-hour marathon record. But what are the physical limitations to human running speed and endurance?
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Hurricane Gonzalo Stirs Up Miles of Sediment Around Bermuda (Photo)Hurricane Gonzalo hit Bermuda earlier this month, stirring up miles of calcium carbonate sediment that forms the foundation of the island.
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Chilly Record! Coldest Object on Earth Created in LabA chunk of copper became the coldest cubic meter (35.3 cubic feet) on Earth when researchers chilled it to 6 millikelvins, or six-thousandths of a degree above absolute zero (0 Kelvin).
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'Living Paint' Transforms Bacteria Into ArtScience-minded artists can use "living paint" to create art inside petri dishes.
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Solved: When Earth's Largest Shark DisappearedA new study of fossil records estimates that the 60-foot-long (18 meters) Megalodon shark went extinct 2.6 million years ago.
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Earth's Magnetic Field Could Flip in Our LifetimeEarth's magnetic field could flip within the next 100 years, a new study suggests.
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Jet Flies Hot on the Heels of Biofuel-Burning Aircraft (Photo)A NASA mission is measuring biofuel emissions and contrail formation by flying jets directly behind a large aircraft.
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Incredible Science and Historical Artifacts Up for Auction
An Apple-1 computer, a window from the Manhattan Project test site and letters from Albert Einstein and Charles Darwin will go on sale at a history-of-science auction this month.
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Rare Artifacts from the History of Science Auction (Photos)Bonhams auction house will hold a history-of-science themed auction on Oct. 22, featuring a vintage Apple-1 computer and a window from the Manhattan Project test site.
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New Exotic Particle Could Help Explain What Holds Matter TogetherPhysicists have discovered a new particle from data from the Large Hadron Collider that could reveal how protons in atomic nuclei are held together.
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1,900-Year-Old Ritual Bath Found Defaced by World War II GraffitiThe Israel Antiquities Authority unearthed an ancient ritual bath and water cistern with modern world war two graffiti during a highway 38 construction project in Israel.
