Science, Spoken
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Pain Is Weird. Making Bionic Arms Feel Pain Is ...
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NASA’s New Plan: Do More Science With Small Sat...
4 min
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The Amphiphilic Liquid Coating That Keeps Your ...
7 min
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China Won’t Solve the World’s Plastics Problem ...
5 min
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Trump Hasn't Signed a Space Force Into Being—Yet
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The Collapse of a $40 Million Nutrition Science...
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Space Really Does Need Traffic Cops
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Robots Won't Take Your Job—But They Might Make ...
5 min
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Protect My Head? Soccer Pros Shrug and Carry On
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Puerto Rico's Observatory Is Still Recovering F...
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'Ninjabot' Reveals the Mantis Shrimp's Wily Sna...
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Can PJs and Sound Sleep Lead to a World Cup Vic...
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How Scientists Tracked Antarctica's Stunning Ic...
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Crispr Fans Fight for Egalitarian Access to Gen...
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Forget X-Ray Vision. You Can See Through Walls ...
4 min
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The Physics of a Puzzling Perpetual Motion Machine
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Inside a Chemist’s Quest to Hack Evolution and ...
11 min
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How a Uranium Hunter Sniffs Out Nuclear Weapons
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Wanna Pull Water Out of Air? Grab Some Ions or ...
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The Many Shades of Bad Physics
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How Science Helps the Warriors Sleep Their Way ...
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Elections Don’t Work at All. You Can Blame the ...
9 min
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We Need to Talk About Robots Trying to Pass as ...
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Hurricane Season 2018 Has a Lot to Learn From L...
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Why Apple Can’t Tackle Digital Wellness in a Va...
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