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Absurd Creatures | The Pygmy Seahorse Is Pretty Much the Where’s Waldo of the Sea
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Some Fish Swim. Weirder Fish Hop. This Fish ​Waddles
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Your State Could Lose Big Bucks by Stalling on Clean Energy
Google Pumps $2B Into Africas Biggest Wind Power Project - Google investing $2 billion in Africa's largest wind power project two years after it invested $12 million in the continent's largest solar power project. The post Google Pumps $2B Into Africas Biggest Wind Power Project appeared first on WIRED.
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Google investing in Africa's largest wind power project, two years after it invested $12 million in the continent's largest solar power project.
Google Pumps $2B Into Africa’s Biggest Wind Power Project
Your State Could Lose Big Bucks by Stalling on Clean Energy
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The Mystery of the Minimal Cell, Craig Venter’s New Synthetic Life Form
Craig Venter's syn3.0 cells contain the minimum number of genes needed for life (TOM DEERINCK AND MARK ELLISMAN)
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Scientists have created a synthetic organism that possesses only the genes it needs to survive. But they have no idea what roughly a third of those genes do.
The Mystery of the Minimal Cell, Craig Venter’s New Synthetic Life Form
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Absurd Creatures: The Mystery of the Tiniest, Best-Dressed Seahorse in the Sea
Absurd Creatures: The Mystery of the Tiniest, Best-Dressed Seahorse in the Sea
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NASA’s New Top Astrobiologist Is Spelunking for Alien Life on Earth
Are There Any Habitable Exoplanets That Can Hear Us? - Today NASA announced the discovery of the most Earth-like exoplanet ever. Meh. The post Are There Any Habitable Exoplanets That Can Hear Us? appeared first on WIRED.
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SPINNING WORLDS Â Small, rocky planets around cool, red stars, seen in this illustration, might be more hospitable to life than previously suspected. D. Aguilar/Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
The artist's conception shows a hypothetical planet with two moons orbiting in the habitable zone of a red dwarf star.
Rocky planets around cool stars may have Earthlike climates Atmospheric heating might be the secret to keeping planets spinning By Christopher Crockett 2:00pm, January 15, 2015
Red dwarfs are the most common type of star in the universe, and nearly every one of these stars may have a planet located in its habitable zone where life has the best chance of existing, a new study concludes.
Penny Boston is looking for alien life, which begins in caves on planet Earth.
Atmospheric heating might be the secret to keeping planets spinning
Are There Any Habitable Exoplanets That Can Hear Us?
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NASA’s New Top Astrobiologist Is Spelunking for Alien Life on Earth
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Why Bombs Can Be More Deadly in Closed Spaces Like Subways
Subway stations and trains can magnify the effects of a bomb blast
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Science Needs to Learn How to Fail So It Can Succeed
For BuzzFeed Diversity Remains an Ongoing Priority - For BuzzFeed diversity remains a priority. So much like a major tech company it shared its latest diversity numbers today. The post For BuzzFeed Diversity Remains an Ongoing Priority appeared first on WIRED.
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WHAT 2,500 SEQUENCED GENOMES SAY ABOUT HUMANITY’S FUTURE. Sequencing the first 2,500 human genomes has been a long, hard process. Here's what science has learned about the ways humans are different.
What 2500 Sequenced Genomes Say About Humanitys Future - Sequencing the first 2500 human genomes has been a long hard process. Here's what science has learned about the ways humans are different. The post What 2500 Sequenced Genomes Say About Humanitys Future appeared first on WIRED.
For BuzzFeed, Diversity Remains an ‘Ongoing Priority’ - http://blog.clairepeetz.com/for-buzzfeed-diversity-remains-an-ongoing-priority/
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For BuzzFeed Diversity Remains an Ongoing Priority
Science Needs to Learn How to Fail So It Can Succeed
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Spider Farming Is No Fun. Make Yeast Do the Work
Spider Farming Is No Fun. Make Yeast Do the Work
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Why Some Students Are Ditching America for Medical School in Cuba