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Gallery of Egypt's Mysterious Animal MummiesA team of scientists X-rayed hundreds of Egyptian animal mummies housed in museums throughout England, to get at the artifacts' secrets without damaging them.
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High-Tech 'Smart' Cane Helps Blind People Recognize FacesA new, high-tech cane for the blind is designed to recognize the faces of the person's friends and family members.
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Need for Speed: 'Jet Bike' to Attempt Record-Breaking FeatA jet-powered vehicle that can travel the length of a football field in the blink of an eye will attempt to break the world two-wheeled land speed record later this year.
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Extreme Moms: 6 Record-Breaking MothersCountdown Motherhood is an impressive feat under any circumstances. But for some mothers, it's almost miraculous.
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Does Facebook Shelter People from Different Opinions?Many people today get their news via Facebook, but most probably give little thought to how the social media network filters the stories they see.
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'Albert Einstein Font' Lets You Write Like Physics GeniusFew people can hope to achieve the feats of genius Albert Einstein, but now, there may at least be a way to write like the famous physicist, thanks to a font styled after his handwriting.
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Stunning Total Solar Eclipse Observed Over the Arctic (Photos)A stark black disc haloed by streaks of light — a team of scientists captured this image of a total solar eclipse over the Arctic in March.
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'Wired' Underwater Volcano May Be Erupting Off OregonAn underwater volcano off the coast of Oregon has risen from its slumber and may be spewing out lava about a mile beneath the sea.
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Out-of-Body Experience Is Traced in the BrainWhat happens in the brain when a person has an out-of-body experience? A team of scientists may now have an answer.
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What Chipotle's 'Ban' on Genetically Modified Foods Really MeansChipotle's decision to prepare only food that does not contain genetically modified ingredients is adding fuel to an ongoing debate about the health and safety of these foods.
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US Military's Self-Steering Bullets Can Hit Moving TargetsIn what some might consider a terrifying development, the U.S. military has passed a key milestone in creating self-steering bullets.
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More Than 1,000 Doctors Say Dr. Oz Should ResignDr. Oz may need a "miracle cure" of his own if he wants to keep his job. More than 700 doctors say he should resign from his post, an ongoing poll finds.
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Genetically Modified Humans? How Genome Editing WorksChinese scientists have edited the genomes of human embryos for the first time, confirming a storm of rumors and igniting an ethical debate, news outlets reported yesterday.
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Fading Gems: 10 Places to Visit Before They're GoneEarth Day is a time to celebrate and protect this pale blue dot we call home. But some of its crown jewels may not always be there. Here are 10 amazing places to visit before it's too late.
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Explore Loch Ness Monster’s Home on Google Street ViewLooking for the Loch Ness monster just got easier, thanks to Google Street View.
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170-Year-Old Champagne Recovered from the Bottom of the SeaEvery wine connoisseur knows the value of an aged wine, but few get the opportunity to sample 170-year-old champagne from the bottom of the sea.
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Dog Flu Outbreak: What You Need to KnowThe outbreak of flu that has sickened thousands of dogs in the Midwest is a new strain that likely came from Asia, experts say.
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Sofia Vergara Lawsuit: Who Owns Frozen Embryos?The fight between actress Sofia Vergara and her ex-fiancé Nick Loeb over the fate of the couple's frozen embryos may hinge on one question, an expert says.
