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11,607 articles from Discovery

• TUESDAY 23. SEPTEMBER, 2008
• 21:17 Face Value: Why We Love, Hate, Fear Cars

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  If that VW Beetle looks surprised, the reason may be your brain.  

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• 20:48 Sun Hits a 50-Year Low

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  The sun is in its weakest phase in half a century, which means cosmic rays pose more danger.  

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• 16:59 NASA Dispatches Rubber Ducks for Science

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  A flock of rubber ducks are released at a melting glacier to try and trace water flow.  

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• 16:49 Saturn's Rings Show Their Age

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  The Cassini space probe reveals Saturn's rings are far older than thought.  

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• 15:37 Ancient Yeast Reborn in Modern Beer

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  A California scientist extracts living yeast from ancient amber to brew barrels of pale ale.  

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• MONDAY 22. SEPTEMBER, 2008
• 22:00 Stonehenge Drew Ailing Pilgrims for Healing

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  A new excavation suggests Stonehenge was thought to have healing properties.  

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• 18:43 650-Million-Year-Old Reef May Offer Evolution Clues

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  An Australian mountain range was an ocean reef some 650 million years ago.  

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• 18:00 The Secret Life of a (Very) Social Wasp

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  The paper wasp social scene is more like ours that you might think.  

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• 15:39 Mysterious Neolithic People Made Optical Art

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  The Cucuteni people expressed themselves in unusual art forms.  

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• 15:22 Supercollider's Small Glitches Spell Big Trouble

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  Electrical errors in the world's largest particle accelerator could delay research for months.  

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• FRIDAY 19. SEPTEMBER, 2008
• 21:20 Ike Uncovers Mystery Ship on Ala. Coast

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  The receding waves of Hurricane Ike left behind a mystery -- a Civil War-era shipwreck.  

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• 18:42 Japan's Tsunami History Shows What's in Store

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  At least nine giant tsunamis have hit Japan in the last 3,000 years. Are more to come?  

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• 17:36 After Glitch, Atom-Smasher Back in Action

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  After an electrical glitch forced it to hault, the CERN particle collider is running again.  

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• 15:42 Plants Make Aspirin When Under the Weather

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  When stressed, plants produce detectable amounts of a chemical form of aspirin.  

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• THURSDAY 18. SEPTEMBER, 2008
• 20:27 Comet Dust Suggests Solar System Mixed

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  Comet dust reveals the early solar system may have been like a giant blender.  

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• 19:47 Atom-Smasher Stalled by Electrical Glitch

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  The world's largest particle collider is stopped a week after its start-up.  

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• 17:11 NASA's New Yard Stick for the Universe

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  Is the rate of the universe's expansion detectable over a period as short as 10 years?  

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• 16:50 Ancient Croc Bones Could Yield Complete Skeleton

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  Paleontologists hope to piece together a full crocodile fossil from North Dakota.  

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• 15:18 Full Moon Energizes Birds

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  During full moons, a marine bird is much more active than on dimmer nights, research shows.  

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• 15:14 Kangaroo Rats Get Space-Based Census

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  The first-ever population count for kangaroo rats will be taken from outer space.  

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• WEDNESDAY 17. SEPTEMBER, 2008
• 20:22 Heat Hinders Ground's Ability to Absorb CO2

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  A very hot year damages the ability of soils and plants to absorb carbon dioxide.  

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• 17:14 Spore-Flinging Fungi Set Flight Record

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  Nature's fastest launch comes from a surprising source: fungi.  

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• 16:49 New Iguana Species Revealed

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  Analysis of mitochondrial DNA from 61 iguanas reveals a new species.  

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• 15:57 Viking Age Triggered by Shortage of Wives?

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  Competition for wives, not better ships, likely set off the violent Viking Age.  

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• 15:42 Cactus Goo Makes Water Safe

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  Some families have long known about cactus's water-cleansing properties.  

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