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No Yolk! Scientists Unboil an Egg Without Defying PhysicsScientists have figured out a way to do something that seems impossible: unboil an egg. But strange as it may sound, the feat doesn't defy basic laws of science.
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Electric vs. Fuel Cell Vehicles: 'Green' Auto Tech ExplainedBattery-powered electric cars and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles have both seen advances in their development, and one or both of these technologies may represent the future of "green" automobiles.
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Insects Wear Tiny Spacesuits, for ScienceWhat's the best way to keep an insect from exploding in a powerful vacuum? Wrap it in a tiny spacesuit, of course.
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Worst Northeast Snowstorms: How Does 'Juno' Compare?weather -
Thirst 'On/Off' Switch Found in Mouse BrainYou know the feeling: the dryness in the mouth, the stickiness in the throat and the creeping salivation — thirst.
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Wearable Brain Scanner Measures Activity on the Goneuroscience -
Is the Personal Robot Finally Here?She's your personal assistant, your photographer, your butler and your home security guard — and she's a robot.
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Weird Accident Damaged King Tut's Beardancient-egyptians -
Freaky Shark 'Out of a Horror Movie' Caught by Fishermansharks -
Water Bounces Right Off This Super-Repellent Materialtechnology -
Growing Human Kidneys in Rats Sparks Ethical Debatesurgery -
Roller-Coaster Flight: How Geese Save Energy While Migratingbirds -
Treasured 16th-Century 'Lenox Globe' Gets a Digital Makeoverhuman-behavior -
Photos: 'Lenox Globe' Is Oldest to Show the Americashuman-behavior
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Are Computers Better Judges of Personality Than Friends?When it comes to truly knowing someone's personality, a computer may do a better job than his or her friends and family members, a new study suggests.
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Don't Let Artificial Intelligence Take Over, Top Scientists Warnartificial-intelligence -
170-Million-Year-Old 'Fish Lizard' Fossil Unearthed in ScotlandA prehistoric marine-reptile fossil found in Scotland's Isle of Skye represents a new species that lived about 170 million years ago, a new study finds.
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Eye-Swallowing and Mouth Birth: Freaky Facts About FrogsThink you know a lot about frogs? Here are a few frog facts that may surprise you.
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Following Tesla's Lead, Toyota Makes Fuel Cell Patents FreeToyota is making thousands of its hydrogen fuel cell patents available royalty-free, the car company announced this week at CES 2015 in Las Vegas.
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'Invisibilia' Podcast Explores Bizarre Workings of the Human MindFrom how people deal with their deepest, darkest thoughts to the experience of living in a world without fear, a new podcast explores the hidden forces that shape human behavior.
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Can Monkeys Learn to Recognize Themselves in the Mirror?primates -
Rare Butterfly Is Half Male, Half Femaleplanet-earth -
Sun's Rays May Trim Life Spanshealth -
BRAIN Initiative Update: Q&A with Neuroscientist Cornelia Bargmannneuroscience
