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The Secret of Seawater Spines
Researchers from the Weizmann Institute of Science have discovered how urchins get the calcium they need to build hard shells and spines, possibly altering the way scientists view the process of biomineralization.
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Are Self-Destructing Toys a New Trend?
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JAXA HTV-6 Bound for International Space Station, Gets TV Coverage from NASA
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Final Supermoon of the Year: What to Expect From December’s Supermoon or ‘Cold Moon’
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NASA Spinoff 2017 -- Here Are Some Space Tech Used on Earth Today
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Depression, Suicidal Ideation Remain a Big Problem in Medical Schools
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Global Warming Impact: Climate Change Elicited Different Response Across Ice Age Vertebrate Species
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ALERT: Repeated Yo-Yo Dieting May Only Lead to More Weight Gain
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ExoMars Rover Gets Funding Despite Schiaparelli Mars Lander Crash
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Rhode Island School of Design and NASA Test New Mars Suit [VIDEO]
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‘Worsening Smog’ Forces New Delhi to Close All Primary Schools
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