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2,064 articles from TIME

• MONDAY 19. DECEMBER, 2011
• 12:30 Fish democracy

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  Political parties are not so different from schooling fish -- and that can be a good thing  

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• THURSDAY 15. DECEMBER, 2011
• 12:20 Gringrich and science

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  Moon mining! Space Mirrors! The GOP front runner is full of ideas  

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• TUESDAY 13. DECEMBER, 2011
• 19:15 'God Particle' Found? Search for the Higgs Boson Narrows

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  Physicist close in on an explanation for why the universe has any mass at all  

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• 11:35 Study: Indoor Tanning Linked With Early Onset of Skin Cancer

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  Given that indoor tanning beds were officially classified as a human carcinogen in 2009 -- up there with cigarettes and asbestos -- it should be fairly obvious that frequent tanning-booth exposure would increase your risk of skin cancer  

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• 10:00 NASA's Mars Rover Finds Mineral Traces Left by Water

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  A new discovery in a Martian crater yields clues to the planet's watery past  

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• 10:00 Renewable Energy Faces a Scary 2012

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  Expiration of federal subsidies could cripple a growing industry  

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• MONDAY 12. DECEMBER, 2011
• 07:35 U.N. Global-Warming Talks: Good for Diplomats, Indifferent for the Climate

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  There are deals and then there are deals. That's my takeaway from the U.N. climate negotiations in the South African city of Durban, which finally concluded early Sunday local time  

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• FRIDAY 9. DECEMBER, 2011
• 10:00 The Blackest Black Hole: Scientists Find a Monster the Size of 21 Billion Suns

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  The discovery of two new black holes, each about 330 million light-years away or so, was just announced in the journal Nature. The smaller of the two is nearly 30% bigger than anything we've ever seen before  

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• WEDNESDAY 7. DECEMBER, 2011
• 15:30 New Earth Found?

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  The Kepler Space telescope finds a world that looks tantalizingly like our own  

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• 07:05 A Key Trick to Bed Bugs' Persistence: Inbreeding

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  If bed bugs seem to be everywhere, it's probably because they are  

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• TUESDAY 6. DECEMBER, 2011
• 11:05 Five Truths About Our Energy Future

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  It's not easy to see what's around the energy bend, but here are hard -- if unexpected -- realities  

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• MONDAY 5. DECEMBER, 2011
• 10:05 Would You Kill One Person to Save Five? New Research on a Classic Debate

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  Imagine you are a train-yard operator who sees an out-of-control boxcar running down a track that five workers are busy repairing  

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• 10:00 NASA's growing fleet of probes and spacecraft

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  A swarm of American ships is venturing deep into the solar system  

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• FRIDAY 2. DECEMBER, 2011
• 07:15 How a $600 Million Search for Arctic Oil Came Up Dry

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  Oil companies are salivating at the prospect of prospecting for crude in the Arctic  

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• THURSDAY 1. DECEMBER, 2011
• 10:00 The fabric of the Cosmos

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  Brian Greene -- the Explainer of All Things Cosmic -- Has a New NOVA Hit  

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• WEDNESDAY 30. NOVEMBER, 2011
• 10:00 In Search for Alien Life, Scientists Suggest a New Scheme

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  By broadening our definition of what constitutes a habitable planet, we may hit biological pay dirt  

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• TUESDAY 29. NOVEMBER, 2011
• 11:00 Why Climate Change Won't Be Solved with U.N. Summits

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  The upcoming U.N. gathering in Durban will likely be a bust. Here's what we should do instead  

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• MONDAY 28. NOVEMBER, 2011
• 10:15 NASA's Curiosity Rover Blasts Off for Mars

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  The Curiosity rover heads for the Red Planet -- looking for signs of Martian life  

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• FRIDAY 25. NOVEMBER, 2011
• 19:00 The Harbaugh Bowl: When Brothers Face Off on the NFL Gridiron

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  Jim and Joe Harbaugh faced off in a memorable NFL match-up  

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• WEDNESDAY 23. NOVEMBER, 2011
• 07:25 Cutting Back on Salt: How Low Is Too Low?

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  Cutting back on salt is a key recommendation in the government's latest Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) and has been a part of good health advice for decades  

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• TUESDAY 22. NOVEMBER, 2011
• 10:00 How Fuel-Efficient Cars Can Save Money -- and the Economy

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  Climate visionary Amory Lovins has an energy blueprint for America -- and it's a good one  

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• MONDAY 21. NOVEMBER, 2011
• 11:00 Google X's Space Elevator: Why It Will Never Happen

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  More buzz about a technology that could still be a century away  

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• FRIDAY 18. NOVEMBER, 2011
• 21:05 Enough Is Enough: How the Fight Over Health Care Reform Impacts Americans

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  While we fight over health care reform, more blameless Americans grow sick and die  

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• 21:05 New Climate Report Claims Global Warming's Toll on Extreme Weather

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  The real damage, both economically and in human lives, is likely to be inflicted by an increase or amplification of extreme weather events -- floods, storms, drought  

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• THURSDAY 17. NOVEMBER, 2011
• 15:30 Why Are Women More Vulnerable to Broken Hearts?

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  Women are a lot more likely to suffer a broken heart than men, researchers say. The good news is that it probably won't kill you.  

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