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2015 Ig Nobel Prizes: From Egg-y Science to Penis Bee Stings
September 17, 2015 | ArticleAt this year's Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony, those who dared to wonder were rewarded.
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The 10 Ig Nobel Winners of 2015: Penis Stings, Smooch Science and More
September 17, 2015 | ArticleThe 25th annual Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony honored silly, yet thought-provoking, science. From painful bee stings on the penis and the health benefits of kissing, to the math of a sultan's promiscuous ways, this year's winners did anything but bore.
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Science Gets Wacky: Ig Nobel Awards Return Tonight (How to Watch Live)
September 17, 2015 | ArticleGet ready to honor the kind of science that makes you laugh and think.
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Could Physics' Reigning Model Finally Be Dethroned?
September 10, 2015 | ArticleNew results from two separate experiments could hint at the first sign of completely new physics in the world of the very small.
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Mysterious 'Super-Henge' Found Near Stonehenge | Animation
September 08, 2015 | VideoHigh resolution ground-penetrating radar and other archeological technologies has revealed up to 90 large intentionally placed stones outlining a crescent-shaped ‘arena’ less than 2 miles away from Stonehenge.
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8-Foot-Long Bull Shark Pulled from Potomac River
September 04, 2015 | ArticleThink sharks only live in the ocean? Think again.
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#JunkOff: Why Animal Genitals Are Important to Science
September 02, 2015 | ArticleA Twitter hashtag, #JunkOff, illustrates the steamier side of biology — and its importance to understanding evolution.
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No Organs, No Problem: Weird Animal Hunts Without Nerves or Muscles
September 02, 2015 | ArticleA tiny multicellular animal has nothing recognizable as muscle or nerve cells. In fact it has no organs at all. And yet it can hunt down, dissolve and consume algae with surprising sophistication, new research shows.
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New Math Could Reveal Hidden Sources of Chaos
August 27, 2015 | ArticleA new definition of the inherent unpredictability of chaos could reveal seemingly smooth situations that have a hidden propensity for chaos
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Mystery Deepens: Matter and Antimatter Are Mirror Images
August 12, 2015 | ArticleMatter and antimatter appear to be perfect mirror images of each other, scientists have discovered with unprecedented levels of precision, foiling hope of solving the mystery as to why there is far matter than antimatter in the universe.
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