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- 08/11/25 00:10
Astronomers discover two potential--and nearby--cosmic-ray sources
Astronomers discover two potential--and nearby--cosmic-ray sources
SATURDAY 22. NOVEMBER 2008
Result marks arrival of high-precision calculations of ultracomplex strong nuclear force
Errant ice might have driven ancient surges of carbon dioxide
Researchers identify possible motive for female philandering
FRIDAY 21. NOVEMBER 2008
Science brings you the best from the Society for Neuroscience's annual meeting
Fossil pollen establishes plant's right to spread
Science announces the winners of its 2009 Dance Your Ph.D. contest
U.S. climate scientists hail the new chair of a powerful congressional committee
THURSDAY 20. NOVEMBER 2008
Obama selects former senator to help guide health policy
Data give clues to creature's evolution, hardiness
WEDNESDAY 19. NOVEMBER 2008
Transition teams begin reviews of science agencies
Old-fashioned irrigation saves water
TUESDAY 18. NOVEMBER 2008
Archaeologists find what may be the oldest examples of a nuclear family
Cancer cells release telltale traces into bloodstream
SATURDAY 15. NOVEMBER 2008
Case of man healed by stem cell transplant has many caveats
Researchers develop nanotube loudspeakers thinner than paper
Copied or erased bits of genetic code may help explain retinoblastoma and other diseases
Life and rocks have changed in concert
"Photosynthetic" cyanobacteria lose ability to use sunlight to make food
FRIDAY 14. NOVEMBER 2008
Direct detection is the latest step toward discovering other, possibly inhabited, Earths
In a major shift, federal and state governments agree to demolish dams on western river
A flower reverses its own evolution by borrowing DNA from a relative
Guidelines aim to improve reliability of genetic genealogy testing
Disinfectant battles bacteria by forcing their proteins to stick together
THURSDAY 13. NOVEMBER 2008
Study suggests some fiddler crabs may bluff their way out of fights