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GlobalPost
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Australian Academy of Science (AAS)
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PhysLink.com
PhysLink.com
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PhysOrg.com
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POPSCI.COM
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SCIENCE
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ScienceDaily Magazine
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Science in Africa
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ScienCentral, Inc.
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Science & Tech
Mail Online, Associated Newspapers Ltd.
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Technology Review
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Today’s Science News and Current Science Events
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Discover | Technology
Volcanoes and Meteoroids Make Materials Harder Than Diamond,
What Is This? A Close Look at Pocket Lint?,
Forget Lightning. How Do We Catch Sunshine in a Bottle?,
Building an Interstate Highway System for Energy,
New Tech Could Make Nuclear the Best Weapon Against Climate Change
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National Geographic News
WEEK IN PHOTOS: Ugliest Dog, "Miracle" Birth, and More,
"Diamond Dust" Snow Falls Nightly on Mars,
Tunguksa Blast Mystery Solved by Space Shuttle?,
July 4th Facts: Fireworks, Founding Fathers, and More,
PICTURES: World Wonders Added to UN Heritage List
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PhysOrg.com News
Japanese imperial army maps to go online,
Volkswagen plans electric car in 2013: head,
Global warming tactic cools climate but won`t help corals, say researchers,
The Vision Revolution: Eyes Are the Source of Human 'Superpowers',
Early detection sought for aquatic invasive weed Eurasian Watermilfoil
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PopSci.com SciTech
How to Lose Traffic and Alienate People: The Revenge!,
Speech Recognition iPhone App Translates Arabic On the Fly,
USB 3.0: A Primer,
Win Jonathan Coulton's New DVD/CD Set!,
Spanish Scientists Develop Human Echolocation
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Reuters: Science
Australia discovers 3 new large dinosaurs,
More than 800 wildlife species now extinct,
Loss of world's seagrass beds seen accelerating,
Vatican should learn from Galileo mess, prelate says,
Regenerated legs no big trick for salamanders
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Reuters: Technology
Treasure Hunt gets digital update in WiFi Venice,
Broadband industry group say U.S. rules go too far,
Bluetooth "Big Brother" tracks festival-goers,
NY thieves want iPhones, victims fight back,
MySpace suicide conviction tentatively dismissed
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ScienceBlog
The BCA "Plethora of evidence": The Fallon Paper,
Poor health among indigenous peoples a question of cultural loss as well as poverty,
New type of El Nino could mean more hurricanes make landfall,
MIT researchers find new actions of neurochemicals,
VLBA locates superenergetic bursts near giant black hole
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Science news and technology updates from Scientific American
Animals of the Disappearing Mangroves,
Bombs bursting in air: What's in those 4th of July fireworks, anyway?,
How Fructose Impairs the Memory,
MIND Reviews: A Healthy Mind,
For your health, steer clear of the hospital on July 4th weekend
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The Curious Mind
HUMAN BODY & MIND: 'What am I like?' the personality test Discover if you,
Crunch Gear: Atari 7800 goes open source,
dailymail: First Moon images sent by Nasa orbiter show incredible details,
Crunching the Data for the Tree of Life: Crunching the Data for the Tree o,
Science Blog: This just in The BCA "Plethora of evidence": The Fallon Pape
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