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- 10/6/29 00:47
Athletes who spend too long at high elevation to gain a competitive advantage may be hurting their performance
Athletes who spend too long at high elevation to gain a competitive advantage may be hurting their performance
Rare view reveals what powers these cosmic beacons
MONDAY 28. JUNE 2010
Despite 24-hour sunlight, bumblebees take a break rather than continuing to forage
President Barack Obama today released a National Space Policy that affirms the Administration's commitment...
Patent experts have been buzzing for months about a big decision on the patentability...
Sheets of composite material automatically fold into boats, planes, and other shapes
Four years after a group of graduate students faced the agonizing experience of turning...
For some time now, the teams behind two rival megaprojects—the $1 billion Thirty Meter...
Florida beachgoers sometimes mistake the ugly brown mats for trash, but sargassum, a floating...
SATURDAY 26. JUNE 2010
"Fossil" genes from the Ebola family of viruses found in wide range of mammals reveal pathogens' ancient origins
Elsevier yesterday announced that it has appointed biomedical scientist Mehar Manku as editor-in-chief of...
Despite an initial inference, planetary scientists say there are no rings around Saturn's moon Rhea
FRIDAY 25. JUNE 2010
Simulation finds that M dwarf stars will not destroy the atmospheres of habitable worlds
The tally of dead sea turtles found since the Deepwater Horizon disaster hit 417...
Dramatic Alaskan fire did not release as much carbon as feared into the atmosphere
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Trees of rare species suffer more when relatives live close by
THURSDAY 24. JUNE 2010
Finding in mice helps explain how genes and environment can interact to produce chronic diseases
The Department of Defense cut the ribbon today on a new center for the...
Survey of galaxies places even tighter limit on mass of particles called neutrinos
Wendell Berry, 75, is a literary luminary in Kentucky, where his poems, essays, and...
Researchers use lung cells, "skeleton" to make new organs
People who handle rough objects are more likely to see social situations as competitive and difficult
Today at the Science Museum in London, as part of a ceremony for the...
U.S. officials and the state of Louisiana continue to battle over whether the state's...