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Googling Fights Dementia, Study Suggests

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17 years ago

9 points

152.

First Proof That Wild Animals Really Can Communicate with Us

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10 years ago

9 points

153.

These Are the Top Drone Photos in the World

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10 years ago

9 points

154.

Ocean Losing Its Appetite for Carbon

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17 years ago

9 points

155.

Rogue 'Electro-Fishing' Puts River Dolphins at Risk in Myanmar (2015)

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8 years ago

9 points

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Giant 'Mirror' Planets Found in First-Of-Its-Kind Experiment

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9 years ago

9 points

157.

Pioneer in Satellite Archaeology Wins Prize

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11 years ago

9 points

158.

Blackbeard's Ship Confirmed off North Carolina

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15 years ago

8 points

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First Alien Star System with Eight Planets Found

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9 years ago

8 points

160.

A Giant, Mysterious Hole Has Opened Up in Antarctica

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9 years ago

8 points

161.

'Star Trek' Is Right About Almost Everything

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10 years ago

8 points

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We’ve Consumed More Than the Earth Can Produce This Year

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11 years ago

8 points

163.

Stop Scaring Your Cats with Cucumbers

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11 years ago

7 points

164.

Small Nuclear War Could Reverse Global Warming for Years? (2011)

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9 years ago

7 points

165.

Exploring the warship Mars, the pride of Sweden's 16th-century navy (2014)

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11 years ago

7 points

166.

Small Nuclear War Could Reverse Global Warming for Years?

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9 years ago

7 points

167.

99% of These Sea Turtles Are Turning Female

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8 years ago

7 points

168.

In a Planet-or-Not Debate, Some Astronomers Say “Long Live Planet Pluto”

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12 years ago

7 points

169.

Do Whales Have Culture? Humpbacks Pass on Behavior

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13 years ago

7 points

170.

Mars Rover Detects Simple Organic Compounds

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14 years ago

7 points

171.

New "Deep Fried" Planets Found—Survivors of Star Death

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15 years ago

7 points

172.

Over Half of High Seas Fishing Only Profitable with Subsidies

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8 years ago

7 points

173.

Possibly first black hole event horizon pictures

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9 years ago

7 points

174.

Face of 9,000-Year-Old Teenager Reconstructed

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7 years ago

6 points

175.

Engineer Sees Big Possibilities in Micro-robots, Including Programmable Bees

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12 years ago

6 points

176.

The first independent tests of the EmDrive suggest a mundane explanation (2018)

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7 years ago

6 points

177.

Ravens Are Evolving and Not in the Way You’d Expect

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8 years ago

6 points

178.

More Than a Trillion Exoplanets Could Exist Beyond Our Galaxy

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8 years ago

6 points

179.

Bright Fireball Slams Into Jupiter

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16 years ago

6 points

180.

Crows as Clever as Great Apes

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16 years ago

6 points