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61.

A Behind-The-Scenes Look at That Amazing GoPro Footage from Space

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

2 points

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Mathematical Pattern Found in Enigmatic Radio Bursts, but It’s Not E.T

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11 years ago

2 points

63.

Pacific gray whales are migrating to Atlantic ocean due to warming temperatures

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11 years ago

2 points

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Astronomers Catch Mysterious Radio Blast from the Distant Universe

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11 years ago

2 points

65.

Microscope designed by 2014 Nobel prize winner allows dynamic imaging of cells

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

12 years ago

2 points

66.

Nature’s Most Amazing Eyes Just Got A Bit Weirder

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12 years ago

2 points

67.

Why Have Female Hurricanes Killed More People Than Male Ones?

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12 years ago

2 points

68.

Charlemagne’s DNA and Our Universal Royalty (2013)

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12 years ago

2 points

69.

Human Nose Can Distinguish Between At Least A Trillion Smells

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12 years ago

2 points

70.

Our Very Own Monsters

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13 years ago

2 points

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When Memories are Remembered, They Can Be Rewritten

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

13 years ago

2 points

72.

Will We Ever… Simulate the Brain?

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

13 years ago

2 points

73.

Watching Fish Climb Darwin’s Mountain

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13 years ago

2 points

74.

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13 years ago

2 points

75.

Top Science Longreads of 2012

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14 years ago

2 points

76.

100M years of decorating yourself in junk

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

10 years ago

2 points

77.

Arecibo, home to world-class science and E.T. research, may shutdown next year

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

10 years ago

2 points

78.

Speeding Towards Birds in a Car… for Science

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

10 years ago

2 points

79.

To Fix Antibiotic Resistance: A Cabinet Post and More Money

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

10 years ago

2 points

80.

The Sneaky Life of a Shapeshifting Plant

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

10 years ago

2 points

81.

How Columbus Said Hello to Indians: He Tried Dancing

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

10 years ago

2 points

82.

Japanese Spacecraft Gets Rare Second Chance to Visit Venus

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

2 points

83.

Apocalypse Pig: The Last Antibiotic Begins to Fail

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

2 points

84.

3D Scans Reveal Caterpillars Turning into Butterflies (2013)

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

2 points

85.

"We Gained Hope" The Story of Lilly Grossmans Genome

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

13 years ago

1 points

86.

Sunshine’s Crazy Sloppy Path to You

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

1 points

87.

I Chased Pluto’s Shadow Across the Southern Pacific Ocean

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

1 points

88.

Bamboo Mathematicians

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

1 points

89.

How the Measles Virus Became a Master of Contagion

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

1 points

90.

Astronomers catch mysterious radio blast from the distant universe

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

11 years ago

1 points