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	Scientist Drinks 2.6 Billion-Year Old Water Out of Curiosity
	Scientists in Canada found the oldest undisturbed water cache about a month ago. It remained stagnant beneath some rocks for about 2.6 billion years, and it could possibly hold the remains of prehistoric life. Lead researcher Dr. Barbara Sherwood Lo...
	Mozilla Wants Scientists to be More Open On The Net
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	Researchers have just found a new human body part. It's inside the eyeball, and it's very tiny. It's 15 microns thick and it's small that calling it a 'body part' feels inappropriate. But it is a new body part, in your eye. This newbie is named afte...
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	Invisibility cloaks, or invisible anything, have always been a thing of interest for researchers and ordinary people like you and I. Movies like Harry Potter made it even more popular. The first is the idea of "transformation optics," or the ability...
	Complex Algorithm That Auto-Writes Books Could Revolutionize Science
	The future of science could be down to a sophisticated algorithm, according to one innovative economist. Phil Parker holds a doctorate in business economics from the Wharton School. He's built an algorithm that auto-writes books, and he's taking tha...
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	Cow parts have been used to save human hearts before, but now, the newest advancement is a cow to heart integration. A French medical company will begin testing a "bioprosthetic" heart on actual human patients that is part cow, part synthetic, and l...
	The Explanation Of Feeling Hot And Cold (Video)
	We feel a lot when we touch. But how do we determine hot and cold? Something really cold and something really hot doesn't seem to make any difference. What this means is that temperature is just a measurement of how atoms and molecules are moving. ...
	Dancing - An Evolutionary Mating Call Trait We All Have (Video)
	Turns out that dorky dancing move of yours is actually a mating call. It's an ingrained evolutionary trait, and even in early humans, the best dancers were apparently the best hunters and runners and survivors. Check out the science. [YouTube]
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