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MONDAY 20. MAY, 2013
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21:58
A Tornado Chaser Talks About His Science and Craft
Researcher Tim Samaras talks about why he chases tornadoes, what they smell like, and what we still don't know about these severe storms.
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21:17
Scientists say they've learned why penguin wings, now used for swimming, no longer get the birds off the ground.
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18:07
As Bangladesh recovers from a factory disaster, a look back at the country's origins.
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After last month's fight between Sherpas and Western climbers, Conrad Anker says the time is right for facing some growing tensions on Everest.
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15:09
Despite a ban on any new uranium mines near the Grand Canyon, the U.S. Forest Service has authorized a Canadian company to start digging.
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SUNDAY 19. MAY, 2013
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14:22
These six scientists were snubbed for awards or robbed of credit for discoveries … because they were women.
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SATURDAY 18. MAY, 2013
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14:09
On May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens exploded with the force of 500 Hiroshimas. National Geographic’s Rowe Findley was on the scene.
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00:15A desert oasis, nano flowers, and a "jet artist" feature among our photo editors' picks of the most interesting news pictures from May.
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FRIDAY 17. MAY, 2013
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23:01Astronauts parachute to Earth and the sun goes loopy in this week's best new space pictures.
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18:06
The primordial water contains chemicals that could support life without sunlight.
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17:23
With rising seas and sinking land, large swaths of Louisiana are disappearing. But will $50 billion reverse the trend?
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15:26
The principal investigator of NASA's Kepler mission says even if the spacecraft can't be put back on track, data it has already gathered may reveal more Earth-like planets.
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15:18
A climber who first scaled Everest 30 years ago sees continuity and change on the world's highest peak.
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THURSDAY 16. MAY, 2013
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20:26Scientists can control the self-assembly of molecules to build nano-size flowers in the lab, a new study says.
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19:34
The world's highest peak has been shedding snow and ice for the past 50 years, possibly due in part to global warming, new research shows.
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18:39
Wind turbines rob each other of energy if installed too closely together. But the world's fastest-growing source of renewable power still has plenty of room for expansion.
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18:19
What's the best way to find out what's going on in space? Follow one of these astronauts on Twitter or Facebook.
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15:00
Researchers studying Everest climbers want to take what they learn from the elite athletes back to medical patients living at sea level.
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WEDNESDAY 15. MAY, 2013
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23:33
A frog historically used in human pregnancy tests likely spread a deadly amphibian fungus around the world, says a new study.
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23:30
Alleged undercover CIA agent Ryan Fogle is only the latest in a string of international spies to bungle the job.
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20:11
Former astronaut Buzz Aldrin talks about his new book—and his comprehensive plan for permanent human settlements on Mars.
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20:02
Cicadas bugging you? See our recipe ideas for the low-fat critters, including the new candied cicada cocktail.
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17:45
An archeological group says it plans to take legal action after road crews destroyed a pyramid at a site called Nohmul.
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16:22
Work is under way on the world's highest-elevation biogas reactor, in an effort to transform a surplus of human waste on Mount Everest into a sustainable energy source.
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14:24
Angelina Jolie carries a gene putting her at high risk for breast cancer—and had a double mastectomy. Two doctors talk about what the gene means.
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