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Tumbleweeds

December 20, 2004

Tumbleweeds soak up depleted uranium from military test sites.

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Materials Roundup

December 17, 2004

A nanoparticle coating helps fabrics resist stains, and a new process to make spider silk without spiders.

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Wasted Food

December 16, 2004

America wastes almost half of its food, from farms to warehouses to households.

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Cosmic Dark Ages

December 15, 2004

New telescopes could provide a window into the Dark Ages of the universe.

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Perfect Pitch

December 14, 2004

Native Chinese speakers are more likely to have perfect pitch than Americans.

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Terrorism Database

December 13, 2004

A database of federal crimes could be a way to find patterns in terrorist activity.

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Public Health Roundup

December 10, 2004

U.S. kids' health is worse than almost every other industrialized nation, and genes affect smoking habits.

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Heart Girdle

December 9, 2004

A mesh-like net wrapped around the heart can help prevent heart failure

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Zebrafish

December 8, 2004

Studying zebrafish to learn about the immune system

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Synthetic Microbe

December 7, 2004

A synthetic microbe that cleans up radioactive waste

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Art Authentication

December 6, 2004

A technique digitally authenticating works of art

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Eat Your Veggies

December 3, 2004

Foods with a high water content help weight loss, and two daily servings of gazpacho lowered stress compounds in the blood.

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Bhopal Anniversary

December 2, 2004

Using an ultra low-speed wind tunnel to model the industrial accident at Bhopal, India.

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Same-Sex Parents

December 1, 2004

Children of same-sex couples fare about as well as children of opposite-sex couples.

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Chewing Machine

November 30, 2004

A machine called the BiteMaster II mimics a human bit and evaluates food texture.

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Skin Flu Vaccine

November 29, 2004

Injecting one-fifth the dose of flu vaccine under the skin worked as well as the regular shot.

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Bee Research

November 26, 2004

Drunk bees act the same way people do, and bee venom reduces arthritis inflammation.

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Mockingbird Songs

November 25, 2004

Do mockingbirds have their own song? (No, but they have their own calls.)

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Lying on E-mail

November 24, 2004

In e-mail, liars use more feeling words, sense words, and more words overall.

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Undereye Circles

November 23, 2004

Why do we get dark circles under our eyes when we're tired? (Fluid collects, deeper blood vessels show.)

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JFK Analysis

November 22, 2004

A new analysis confirms that Lee Harvey Oswald did act alone in assassinating Kennedy.

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Flu Roundup

November 19, 2004

Resting mice were more likely to die from the flu, and drinking too much water when sick can lead to fluid overload.

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Phishing

November 18, 2004

New online scams exploit your own behavior to get you to give up personal information

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Breastfeeding Chemical

November 17, 2004

Nursing mothers emit chemical signals that increase sexual desire in other women.

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