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Photos Citizens produce stunning images of Jupiter from Juno spacecraft
Here are some of the most stunning images of Jupiter to come from NASA's Juno spacecraft which has been in orbit around the giant of our solar system since July — and they've been processed by ordinary citizens. More
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Blog Planting trees can't counter carbon emissions: Bob McDonald
Trees absorb carbon dioxide, but we just can't plant enough to absorb all our fossil fuel emissions. More
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Endangered turtles saved by citizens of Ontario hamlet
For years, on a 3.6-kilometre roadway in southern Ontario, thousands of turtles and snakes were struck and killed. Then residents of the small town decided to put an end to it. More
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Climate changeNASA hits skies to study climate change in Canada's North
Scientists to conduct airborne survey of environment change this summer
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Early HumansHomo naledi species discovery raises fresh questions about evolution
Small-brained Homo naledi may have been driven extinct by early humans, some scientists believe
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HackingSo you clicked on that sketchy Google Docs link sent by email. Now what?
Changing your password isn't enough, but a good start
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IssuesVatican hosts world's leading cosmologists to bring together faith and science
Conference set to take place May 9 to 12
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NanotechnologyNanotech 'slingshot' shoots drugs right where they're needed
DNA strand activates only when it encounters disease marker it's programmed to recognize
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- Spider bites tourist below the belt
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Fossils
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Space
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Cannibals
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