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Firefly Watch

Citizen scientists can spend some of those long, lazy summer nights helping researchers study diminishing firefly populations [More]

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Supernovae Seed Galaxies with Massive Amounts of Dust

Dust on earthly objects is often an indicator of antiquity. But that is not always the case for cosmic objects, some of which have quite a bit of dust despite their relative youth

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Piracy Preventing Monsoon and U.S. Rainfall Research

By Nicola Jones of Nature magazine Piracy is stopping oceanographers and meteorologists from collecting data vital to understanding the Indian monsoon and rainfall patterns in the United States, researchers say. Pirate activity off the coast of Somalia has skyrocketed in recent years. [More]

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Westwood, Tullo in lead at Scottish Open

Second-ranked Lee Westwood and unheralded Chilean Mark Tullo took advantage of benign early conditions to share the lead with superb 7-under rounds of 65 on the opening day of the Scottish Open on Thursday.

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Mini-Nukes On Wheels Rolling To A Power Plant Near You

Instead of investing billions in massive nuclear power plants, some power companies are developing smaller units, small enough to put on a truck and drive to where power is needed. There are obviously some concerns.

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The Skinny on Milk Nutrition: Cow, Goat, Rice or Soy?

When we were kids, milk was simple: we drank it with cookies and poured it into our cereal, and it always came from cows. But a dizzying array of milk choices are available today

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And the world’s best hotel is …

Finding the right hotel is essential to any trip’s success, especially as travelers increasingly seek out adventures in the most far-flung destinations.

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Air Pollution Triggers Heart Risk for Cyclists

NEW YORK – Even by this city's standards, the Garment District is an imposing place to ride a bike. A never-ending parade of delivery trucks rumbles along 8th Avenue between 34th and 42nd streets, leaving a wake of gritty exhaust for cyclists to feel, smell and breathe

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