1. Bird-Like Dinosaur Used Venom
(A fierce, feathered raptor might have been terrifying enough to small dinosaurs, lizards, birds and mammals living 128 million years ago, but add venom to its arsenal and the threat would be paralyzing—literally.)
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Category: Nature

2. 13 Unsolved Scientific Puzzles
(Author Michael Brooks has investigated some of the most puzzling anomalies of modern science, those intractable problems that refuse to conform to the theories. Here he counts down the 13 strangest.)
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Category: Science

3. Spider Snags a Snake
(This spider is going to eat well tonight!)
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Category: Nature

4. Top 10 Weapons In History
(The top 10 weapons in history according to Space.com.)
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Category: Tech

5. Google Tricks
(Some handy search tips for Google.)
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Category: Tech

6. A Collapsing Carbon Market Makes Pollution Cheap
(Europe's system to edge up the cost of emissions and boost green energy has backfired. There isn't much time to rescue it.)
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Category: Make A Difference

7. Killer Whales Evolving Into Different Species
(Scientists have found that Killer Whales in the North Atlantic Ocean differ in both diet and genetic makeup. In fact, they’re in the process of splitting into two different species all together.)
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Category: Nature

8. Breaking News: Spray-On Liquid Glass
(Spray-on liquid glass is transparent, non-toxic, and can protect virtually any surface against almost any damage from hazards such as water, UV radiation, dirt, heat, and bacterial infections. )
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Category: Tech

9. Beauty: It's In The Sex of the Beholder
(David Hume, a Scottish philosopher, wrote that beauty "exists merely in the mind which contemplates them." Scientists have found some truth in that quote and can add that the sex of the mind also matters a great deal.)
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Category: Humanity

10. Researchers Make Stem Cell Breakthrough
(Breaking discovery of a new method to generate stem cells without the use of embryonic tissue.)
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Category: Medicine

1. Toxic Oil Found Deep on Gulf Seafloor
(Weeks after the U.S. government claimed that the "vast majority" of oil from the Gulf of Mexico spill has been taken care of, oil has possibly been found deep on the Gulf seafloor, scientists announced this week.)
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Category: Nature

2. Antibody Finding Could Lead to AIDS Vaccine
(Researchers have discovered antibodies that can protect against a wide range of AIDS viruses and said they may be able to use them to design a vaccine against the fatal and incurable virus.)
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Rating: 3.5
Category: Medicine

3. Computer Viruses Are 25 Years Old
(One of modern society's biggest problems celebrates its 25th birthday.)
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Rating: 3.36
Category: Tech

4. Source of Moon's Magnetism Found
(Moon rocks delivered to Earth by Apollo astronauts held a mystery that has plagued scientists since the 1970s: Why were the lunar rocks magnetic?)
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Rating: 3.27
Category: Astronomy

5. Einstein: His Life and Universe
(A personal look at Albert Einstein.)
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Rating: 3.26
Category: Miscellaneous

6. Star Wars Bloopers
(Bloopers from some Star Wars films.)
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Rating: 3.26
Category: Miscellaneous

7. Maths Cracks Beer Froth Mystery
(Mathematicians have come up with a formula that predicts how the head on a pint of beer will change after pouring.)
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Rating: 3.25
Category: Miscellaneous

8. Wealthy Men Give Women More Orgasms
(Scientists have found that the pleasure women get from making love is directly linked to the size of their partner’s bank balance.)
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Rating: 3.25
Category: Humanity

9. Polar View Video
(A video from PolarView illustrating the goals and methods of this Polar Observing Network)
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Rating: 3.24
Category: Tech

10. Network Theory Could Regulate Human Reproduction
(The human race may be caught in a biological catch-22, in which sustainable reproduction rates can only be achieved by consuming more energy.)
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Rating: 3.24
Category: Humanity