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FRIDAY 20. JANUARY, 2012
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22:14
Kodachrome: First Great Color Film Remembered
Called a "photographer's liberation," Kodachrome produced clear, vivid color photographs that drastically changed National Geographic magazine. Kodak announced Monday it will cease production of the iconic medium. -
21:47The Costa Concordia from above, a rusty dead star, a "fresh" Mars crater, and a sinking moon are among the week's best space pictures.
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19:39
Unseen structures on the edges of creation most likely aren't tugging on our universe, according to a new study that found a slower flow.
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THURSDAY 19. JANUARY, 2012
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23:43
Just in time for National Popcorn Day, a new study says that Peruvians were eating the snack thousands of years earlier than thought.
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22:17
A new chapter begins in the effort to brew advanced biofuel in the “Million Pines City” of Soperton, Georgia, with a startup's purchase of a failed U.S. government-backed biorefinery.
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21:37
For the first time, a NASA craft has watched as a "suicide" comet breaks apart in the sun's upper atmosphere.
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20:52
Pumping billions of gallons of water under the sinking Italian city could save it from worsening floods as seas rise, a new study says.
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19:56
A volcano beneath the Red Sea has given Earth a New Year's gift: a new island off the coast of Yemen.
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19:05
New experiments show how molten material can carry gems scraped from Earth's depths to the surface without destroying the precious cargo.
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14:52The U.S. government's rejection of the Keystone XL project is a reprieve for the many species that reside along the proposed route, in Nebraska's Sandhills region.
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WEDNESDAY 18. JANUARY, 2012
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23:52Some good may yet come of Italy's Costa Concordia wreck. At least since Titanic, cruise accidents have sparked new safety standards.
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23:08More than a hundred baby seals are recuperating at Dutch and U.K. nurseries after being stranded amid recent storms, experts say.
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00:02
The star cluster M67 has been knocked out of the running, bringing the quest for the solar system's origin back to square one, experts say.
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TUESDAY 17. JANUARY, 2012
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22:53
If a new annual calendar is adopted, you'd get an extra week off at the end of 2017, proponents of the idea say.
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21:29A century after British explorer Robert Scott reached the South Pole, "incredibly rich," rarely seen pictures give an inside look at the ill-fated expedition.
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19:05
Abundant shale gas could muscle dirty coal out of the U.S. energy picture, but the new resource could also inhibit even cleaner technologies, new economic modeling suggests.
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FRIDAY 13. JANUARY, 2012
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23:39For the first time, the rare Asian species—nicknamed "Snubby"—has been photographed alive in the wild, conservationists say.
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23:01A "soap bubble" in space, stellar royals in hiding, and a new look at an old galactic neighbor are among this week's best space pictures.
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19:08
Land birds disoriented by oil-rig lights are becoming food for tiger sharks in the Gulf of Mexico, new research says.
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THURSDAY 12. JANUARY, 2012
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23:20
Visible to the naked eye, the failed Mars probe Phobos-Grunt should soon crash into Earth like a "surreal comet," experts say.
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22:39
Spotted by tourists, the rare bird has a genetic mutation that dilutes feather pigments.
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20:56
More than a hundred U.S. national parks and historic sites are waiving their entrance fees in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.
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18:12See a "fish" without a face, "dancing" feather stars, and huge mussels—all found during recent surveys of Scottish marine life.
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WEDNESDAY 11. JANUARY, 2012
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23:52
No bigger than a housefly, the new species is the smallest known animal with a backbone, a new study says.
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23:17
Three new planets found outside our solar system are each tinier than Earth, astronomers announced today.
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