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451.

NASA's 'Impossible' Space Engine Tested

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8 years ago

15 points

452.

'Sea Nomads' Are First Known Humans Genetically Adapted to Diving

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6 years ago

15 points

453.

First Dinosaur Tail Found Preserved in Amber

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10 years ago

15 points

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Australia’s beloved kangaroos are now controversial pests

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7 years ago

14 points

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Bilingual Babies Get Head Start -- Before They Can Talk

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17 years ago

14 points

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'Dead Sea Scrolls' at the Museum of the Bible Are All Forgeries (2020)

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2 years ago

14 points

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Colossal crabs may hold clue to Amelia Earhart fate

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7 years ago

14 points

458.

Dear Dawn: How a Nasa robot messed up our science fiction, “The Expanse”

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7 years ago

14 points

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A scientist has found a way to reproduce taste, similar to sight and sound

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5 years ago

14 points

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Taking Data Visualization from Eye Candy to Efficiency

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11 years ago

14 points

461.

Are We Losing the Grand Canyon?

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10 years ago

14 points

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Russia and Ukraine: The Tangled History That Connects – and Divides– Them

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4 years ago

14 points

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World's brightest x-rays reveal Covid-19’s damage to the body

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4 years ago

14 points

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Katherine Johnson, the trailblazing NASA mathematician, wins the Hubbard Medal

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6 years ago

14 points

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National Geographic: For Decades, Our Coverage Was Racist

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8 years ago

14 points

466.

Yes, Mr. President, We Remade Our Atlas to Reflect Shrinking Ice

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11 years ago

14 points

467.

The Disturbing Secret Behind the World’s Most Expensive Coffee (2016)

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6 years ago

13 points

468.

Why Iceland's latest eruption may be the most dangerous in recent history

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3 years ago

13 points

469.

Thousands of People Live in These Ancient Spanish Caves

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8 years ago

13 points

470.

The Fantastically Strange Origin of Most Coal on Earth (2016)

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24 days ago

13 points

471.

In Russia, rare snow-dwelling tigers are being poached for their body parts

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4 years ago

13 points

472.

Your Inner Feather (2014)

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11 years ago

13 points

473.

National parks face years of damage from government shutdown

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7 years ago

12 points

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Magellan was first to sail around the world, right? Think again

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7 years ago

12 points

475.

At a rescue facility in Costa Rica, stray dogs roam free

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9 years ago

12 points

476.

Humans can have superpowers—scientists are studying them

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2 years ago

12 points

477.

Cereal Masturbation – National Geographic

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7 years ago

12 points

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Evolution of Diet

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12 years ago

12 points

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Tibet's Golden "Worm"

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14 years ago

12 points

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Stunning New Photos of Isolated Tribe Yield Surprises

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10 years ago

12 points