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Children Tend to Accommodate Abuse By Parents, Study Suggests
'Runaway Process' Behind Deep Earthquakes, Study Suggests
NASA and JAXA's Precipitation Satellite to Improve Understanding of Earth's Climate
Eel Migration Influenced Less by Currents and More by Humans in Recent Years
Curiosity's Software Upgrade Successfully Completed on Second Try
NASA's Curiosity Rover: A Year in Review
NASA's Deep Space Network Turns 50
International Space Station in Good Shape Following Multiple Spacewalks to Repair It
Researchers Identify Possible New Approach to Treating Pancreatic Cancer
New Technique Determines Exoplanets' Mass, Helps Determine Habitability [VIDEO]
Harmful Bacteria Found on 97% of Raw Chicken Breasts Sampled, Consumers Reports Says
Neanderthals Capable of Human-like Speech, Bone Analysis Suggests
Angelina Jolie's Mastectomy Failed to Increase Understanding of Breast Cancer Risk
1,000-year-old Skulls Reveal Graphic Cranial Surgeries Carried Out in Ancient Peru
Majority of Scientific Data Lost Due Within 20 Years, Study Finds
Genome of Oldest Flowering Plant Sequenced
Newly Discovered Cause of Aging in Mammals Possibly Reversible
Apple a Day Could Save Thousands, As Could an Increase Use of Statins
Vodka Used to Send Text Message Across Lab [VIDEO]
Double Take: Second Look at Giant Asteroid Reveals a Stunning New Picture
Neanderthal Genome Reveals Incest, Interbreeding and Mystery
Motor Made from DNA Transports Nanoparticles Down Tube
Portion of Neanderthal Genome Linked to Sunlight Adaption Discovered in Japan, South China
Poop-eating Pikas More Resilient to Climate Change than Previously Believed, Study Suggests
Cargo Launch Postponed as ISS Crew Prepare for Spacewalks to Fix Faulty Hardware
Astronomers Pull Back the Curtain to Discover an Embryonic Star Cluster
Freshwater Loss Could Double Agricultural Losses Tied to Climate Change
FDA Curtailment of Antibacterial Soap Could Save Lives, Ecosystems
Deep-sea Corals Reveal Shift in Pacific Ocean Ecosystem Dating Back 150 Years
Distortion in Universe's Oldest Light Offers Peek into the Past
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Critically Endangered Amur Leopard Zoya Dies at 21 in California Zoo
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Sulfur Emissions Found to Combat Global Warming, Especially in the Southern Ocean
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Countries Remain Divided on Plastic Pollution Treaty, Key Decisions Deferred
