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  1. lab rat
    What’s Really in a Phrostie? An InvestigationWe had a lab test the latest illegal booze craze to hit New York City. The results may surprise you!
    By Katie Van Syckle
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    Many Looked Up Science in Dictionary This YearWhy?
    By Dan Amira
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    Rich Guy Dennis Tito Plans to Almost Send People to Mars in 2017They’re not going to land!
    By Dan Amira
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    There Could Be 40 Billion Habitable Earthlike Planets in Our Galaxy AloneThis has been another semi-regular reminder of your insignificance. 
    By Dan Amira
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    Robot Unbeatable in ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors’Still no cure for cancer. 
    By Dan Amira
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    Gold Does Grow on TreesTell your dad to shove it. 
    By Dan Amira
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    What If the Big Bang Theory Was Wrong?Not the show, the theory of the origins of the universe.
    By Dan Amira
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    Voyager Has Still Not Left the Solar System, Is Pretty Far Out There, ThoughToday was a big milestone for mankind chucking stuff out into the universe. 
    By Dan Amira
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    Men With Big Testicles Are Worse DadsScience says so. 
    By Dan Amira
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    Ippo the Zonkey Is the Cronut of ItalyHe’s a hybrid between a zebra and a donkey. 
    By Dan Amira
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    Reminder: Even the Royal Baby Is Just a Speck on a Speck in a Vast UniverseNASA has released a photo of Earth from 898 million miles away. 
    By Dan Amira
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    Never Complain About the Rain AgainBecause at least it’s not raining glass. 
    By Dan Amira
  13. space
    Here Comes the Vaguely Exciting SupermoonSaturday night.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  14. it’s science
    Video: Deaf Toddler Hears for the First TimeThanks, science!
    By Dan Amira
  15. the supremes
    The Supreme Court’s Gene Patent Ruling Is Good for Breast Cancer TestingThe costs may go down.
    By Joe Coscarelli
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    There Are Lizards and Squirrels on Mars, or Maybe They’re Just RocksDecide for yourself. 
    By Dan Amira
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    Chris Hadfield Ate a Very Healthy Back-From-Space MealVegetables, fruit, and some kind of healthy-looking sandwich. 
    By Dan Amira
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    ‘Space Oddity’ and 6 Other Chris Hadfield Space Videos Worth WatchingThe Canadian astronaut just became a huge Internet star. 
    By Dan Amira
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    One of NASA’s Rovers Drew a Big Penis on MarsHere’s the photo. 
    By Dan Amira
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    Did an Iranian Scientist Really Invent a Time Machine?Possibly. 
    By Dan Amira
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    NASA Has a Plan to Kidnap an AsteroidCool.
    By Dan Amira
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    NASA: Voyager 1 Has Not Left the Solar System So Chill OutKeep your pants on.
    By Dan Amira
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    Scientists Find Lost Continent (or, at the Very Least, Some Weird Sand)Cool, sure.
    By Dan Amira
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    It’s Almost Impossible to Startle a RussianThis is one thing we learned today.
    By Dan Amira
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    Asteroid Will Fly Very Close to Earth, Kind OfNASA does.
    By Dan Amira
  26. photo op
    Blue Marble Turns 40 TodayThe iconic image of Earth was taken from Apollo 17 on December 7, 1972.
    By Dan Amira
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    Marco Rubio Believes in Science Now“I mean, it’s established pretty definitively, it’s at least 4.5 billion years old.”
    By Dan Amira
  28. apocalypse later
    World Not Ending in 2012, Government Assures Nation’s Suicidal 11-Year-OldsIt might end in 2013.
    By Dan Amira
  29. it’s science
    Obama, Rubio Similar on Age of Earth Question“Whether it happened exactly as we might understand it reading the text of the Bible: That, I don’t presume to know.”
    By Dan Amira
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    Five Other Embarrassing Answers to the ‘Age of the Earth’ QuestionFrom Rand Paul to Rick Perry, and a bunch of other people also!
    By Dan Amira
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    Marco Rubio’s Deceptively Pro-Science Answer on the Age of the Earth“I’m not a scientist, man.”
    By Dan Amira
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    Charles Darwin Gets 4,000 Votes in Georgia Congressional RaceA protest against one congressman’s stand against evolution.
    By Dan Amira
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    Is the Five-Second Rule Really Malarkey? Science says yes. 
    By Dan Amira
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    MSNBC Manages to Overhype Record-Breaking 24-Mile Space JumpThey say Felix Baumgartner broke the speed of light.
    By Dan Amira
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    Jurassic Park Isn’t Happening, EverBooo, science!
    By Dan Amira
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    Scientists Make Major Breakthrough on Least Important Project EverA clock that keeps time after the universe ends.
    By Dan Amira
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    Mars Curiosity Rover Discovers Evidence of ‘Vigorous’ Ancient StreamRound rocks.
    By Dan Amira
  38. photo op
    Meanwhile, on MarsHere is the first color photo from Curiosity.
    By Dan Amira
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    The Five Best NASA Scientists Ever (From Last Night)The internet has discovered some wonderful scientists.
    By Dan Amira
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    One NASA Employee’s Lonely Mars Rover Pre-CelebrationHe knew Curiosity had landed about three seconds before anyone else.
    By Dan Amira
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    Giant Sinkhole Opens Up in Brooklyn, Nearly Eats Car [Updated]Nom nom nom.
    By Brett Smiley
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    Twitter Can Predict When You’ll Get the FluEight days before you get it.
    By Dan Amira
  43. talking about the weather
    One in 1.6 Million Chance That Yearlong Rise in Temperatures Is RandomSo you’re telling me there’s a chance. 
    By Dan Amira
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    Groundbreaking New Form of Life Maybe Doesn’t Exist After AllNew studies contradict existence of arsenic-loving bacteria. 
    By Dan Amira
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    Hipsters Are Really Excited About the Higgs BosonJust kidding, they’ve never heard of it.
    By Dan Amira
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    Long Island’s Brookhaven National Laboratory Records Hottest Temperature Ever7.2 trillion degrees.
    By Dan Amira
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    Most Work E-mails Not Considered ImportantThanks, science.
    By Dan Amira
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    Watch Venus’s Passage Across the Sun Accompanied by Very Dramatic MusicThe very rare celestial event happened last night.
    By Dan Amira
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    Science Reporter Very Catty Toward New ElementsWe think elements are beautiful in all sizes.
    By Dan Amira
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    Study Finds That Old People Smell … AmazingWell played, science.
    By Dan Amira
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