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just one area of a hard drive on your computer, he said. In fact, parts of those pictures are all over ...

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months, with less than a quarter of all cases surviving up to 2 years and fewer than 10% up to 5 years. ...

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the brains not only look similar but are functionally similar. The females have all the equipment to ...

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a dysfunction in those parts of the brain where pain is processed. It may literally be all in the head. In the ...

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this side-effect- the production of biofilms- is not a side-effect after all, suggesting that bacteria ...

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manner of discussions about heredity. And all manner of crackpots slap “epigenetics” on their fringy ...

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reorder themselves into all of the necessary tissues to create a new articulated limb, which is formed as ...

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grown to include all aspects of agricultural production in arid and semi-arid subtropical lands. ...

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phenomena was revealed. Within a few decades essentially all of the basic mechanisms and most of the ...

Article - Michael White - Aug 26 2009 - 9:59am

an existing memory. All that editing happens in the hippocampus, they write. The hippocampus, in this ...

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John
We can know that this isn't purely a Trumpian thing because of the reviews from two years ago which basically said: 1) Astronomers have treated the people of Hawai'i like crap and owe...

The Thirty Meter Telescope May Be Cancelled Not by Ordinary People's Protest, but by Wealthy People's Whim · 5 hours ago
Hontas Farmer
I'm not going to say you are wrong about any of the above. I'd not be surprised by a rising price tag as that seems to be how these things always go. I can't think of any big science...

The Thirty Meter Telescope May Be Cancelled Not by Ordinary People's Protest, but by Wealthy People's Whim · 20 hours ago
John
To be honest, TMT did this to themselves by not being honest about the cost from the start. Had they told everyone that the cost for the installation would be on the order of $3 billion (most of...

The Thirty Meter Telescope May Be Cancelled Not by Ordinary People's Protest, but by Wealthy People's Whim · 1 day ago
Zack Y.
Isn't this a dangerous inversion of how science is supposed to be done? What's to prevent this same scenario playing out for ANY potential discovery coming from a precision measurement...

The Anomaly That Wasn't · 1 day ago
bizdean
Thank you for this, IrishNeanderthal. Actually I believe what’s going on in America is under-hyped. The mainstream press is far too easy on Mr. Trump, who is convicted of multiple felonies and...

Editorial: This Week’s LA Non-riots · 4 days ago

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