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TUESDAY 24. APRIL, 2012
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00:23
New Species: Bumblebee Gecko Strikingly Striped
The latest buzz in reptiledom—a strikingly striped lizard—comes from a little-explored Pacific island.
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MONDAY 23. APRIL, 2012
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22:01
A genetically engineered fish that glows green from the inside out is helping illuminate what pollutants do inside the body.
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01:05
In the first climbing fatality of the Everest mountaineering season, a Sherpa fell 150 feet into a chasm Saturday.
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SUNDAY 22. APRIL, 2012
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08:01
In an "unnecessary death," a Sherpa fell 150 feet into a chasm Saturday—the first climbing fatality of the Everest mountaineering season.
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FRIDAY 20. APRIL, 2012
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22:32On the eve of Earth Day, find out which of the world's forests are on the brink.
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17:19The sun spits a plasma cloud, Hubble peers at a tarantula's heart, a shuttle gets a new home, and more in the week's best space pictures.
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16:56
From not-so-humble beginnings in 1970, Earth Day has grown into a global tradition. Find out when it is, how it started, how it's evolved, and what you can do.
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15:55Bottlenose dolphins off Louisiana’s coast are severely ill, while deep-sea corals show signs of tissue damage—just two findings in a slew of studies two years after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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00:01NASA's "workhorse" shuttle rolled down the runway this week to become an official part of the Air and Space Museum collection.
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THURSDAY 19. APRIL, 2012
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23:49
A dark, moonless night should offer the best view in years for a sky show known to offer occasional surprises, an astronomer says.
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23:27
Step aside, DNA—a new synthetic compound called XNA can not only transmit genetic information but also evolve, a new study says.
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22:32
Based on the motions of nearby stars, the invisible substance isn't "where we needed it" to match current theories, a new study says.
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21:55
Women took to the gladiatorial arena too, according to a new study of a scantily clad bronze statue from ancient Rome.
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17:46Drawing inspiration from schools of fish, termite mounds, and the photosynthesis of leaves, new technologies seek to produce cleaner, more efficient energy through biomimicry.
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00:11Four new species of colorful crustaceans have been discovered in the Philippines, a recent study says.
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WEDNESDAY 18. APRIL, 2012
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22:16
The remote object called Sedna is even smaller than Pluto's largest moon, new infrared observations reveal.
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00:06
NASA's "workhorse" space shuttle was greeted with cheers and nostalgia as it landed near its new home at a Virginia museum.
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TUESDAY 17. APRIL, 2012
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23:57Found at the site of an ancient Chinese city, the 1,500-year-old statues—some life-size—may have been buried by temple officials.
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20:42On its final flight, space shuttle Discovery soared low over Washington, D.C.—a monumental ending to a record-breaking career.
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16:58New reptile fossils may show both the earliest evidence of live birth and of parental care, a new study says.
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MONDAY 16. APRIL, 2012
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23:43
The private firm is so far on course to visit the space station this month, but the company's founder has sights set on the red planet.
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18:07
As Discovery prepares to roll into its new home in a Virginia museum, take a 360, zoomable tour of the iconic spacecraft.
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FRIDAY 13. APRIL, 2012
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22:49
In a stroke of luck, astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope have captured auroras lighting up Uranus's icy atmosphere.
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22:42
A fresh look at NASA data suggests that a robotic mission uncovered microbial life on Mars—more than 30 years ago.
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19:06
New satellite images show the population of emperor penguins in Antarctica has doubled since 1992, scientists report.
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