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100 New Sharks and Rays NamedMore than 100 species of sharks and rays have been classified and named as new species.
By Live Science Staff Published
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Lightning Remains Huge MysteryAs common as lightning is, it still sparks considerable confusion among scientists.
By Robert Roy Britt Published
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Real Trekkie Tricorder InventedNew handheld medical scanners are coupled with regular cell phones.
By Charles Q. Choi Published
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X-ray Vision Spies Dinosaur-Era BugsFor the first time, scientists have glimpsed inside the hidden depths of opaque amber.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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New X-ray Videos Show Animal Skeletons in MotionScientists are filming alligators on treadmills and pigeons on the fly with a new technology that peeks beneath the skin.
By Jeanna Bryner Published
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New Airport X-rays Reveal Passengers' BodiesThe controversial technology is being tested in Phoenix.
By The Associated Press Published
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Radioactive Fish Give Off Bad VibesFish hit with X-rays could trigger danger responses in other fish. These results might help regulators identify radiation leaks from nuclear power plants.
By Charles Q. Choi Published
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Flamingos Get a Rise From EatingAn anatomical oddity may help flamingos eat: erectile tissue.
By Charles Q. Choi Published
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Shadowy T-rays: Hunting Tumors and Exploring the UniverseX-rays and microwaves have all sorts of applications, but researchers are just beginning to explore lesser known T-rays.
By Corey Binns Published
