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- Bacteria Crafty at Sharing Antibiotic Resistance
Bacteria have more strategies for combating man-made antibiotics than previously thought.
Source: - added 148 hours ago - Brain Exercises Can Delay Mental Decline, But Then Watch Out
Reading daily may help keep dementia at bay.
Source: - added 148 hours ago - Could New York City Handle a Hurricane?
Officials are warning that the Hurricane Earl may swing by the U.S. East Coast before curving back out to sea. What would happen if a major hurricane struck New York City?
Source: - added 148 hours ago - Old Star's Super-Hot Water Vapor Surprises Scientists
Hot water vapor has been discovered in the atmosphere of an aging star, surprising scientists who thought the chemistry of such stars would have forbid it.
Source: - added 148 hours ago - Tiny Creatures Crossed Antarctica on Ancient Seaway
Pathway now a solid layer of ice.
Source: - added 172 hours ago - Taking An In-Depth Look at 3-D Glasses
There is actually more than one kind of 3-D glasses, and the difference in price and performance is enormous.
Source: - added 172 hours ago - The End of Cell Phone Chargers Is Near
A wave of common sense and innovation promises to eliminate the aggravating paradigm of one-size-fits-one cell phone charging.
Source: - added 172 hours ago - Top 10 Monogamous Animals
It might be a treasured value in many human cultures, but monogamy is rare in the animal kingdom at large.
Source: - added 172 hours ago - Top 10 Swingers of the Animal Kingdom
These polygamous animals are the most active swingers in nature.
Source: - added 172 hours ago - Dead Spacecraft on Mars Lives on in New Study
NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander mission data is contributing to a new study on Mars dirt and its atmosphere, long after the Phoenix lander has died.
Source: - added 172 hours ago