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50 years of science sagas
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50 years of science sagas
Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: How would you summarize 50 years of scientific discoveries? And what breakthroughs do you hope for in the next 50 years?
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Super-Earths found around sunlike stars
Four newfound planets orbiting two nearby stars add weight to the promise of detecting habitable worlds within the next few years, researchers said today.
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Digital zombies? Virtual world trumps physical
Study shows we spend more hours staring at screens than doing anything else. But are we losing something profoundly human in all those texts, tweets and chats?
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After criticism, Facebook tweaks settings again
Facebook's new privacy controls remain a work in progress a full 24 hours after release and months after they were announced.
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Google may sell its own phone
Google's employees are testing a new mobile device that runs on the company's Android operating system, as the search giant continues its push into the wireless market and toward more direct competition with Apple's iPhone.
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10 best Wii games of 2009
Unlike previous years, which left traditional gamers feeling a little left behind, this year presented a wealth of superb gaming options for all kinds of Wii owners.
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Device mimics human muscle size and strength
According to new research, scientists have created a strong and silent hydrogen-powered artificial muscle, modeled on human skeletal muscle.
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