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TUESDAY 21. MAY, 2013
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22:43
There's a Gnome at the Bottom of Your Garden
Good news, Sneezy, Doc, and Grumpy! The Chelsea Flower Show has ended its 100-year ban on whimsical garden sculptures.
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22:34Have a photo of the May 20 Oklahoma tornado? Submit it to National Geographic's Your Shot with the hashtag #tornado and our editors will consider it for this gallery.
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20:50
Following the Oklahoma tornado, a severe-weather expert shares facts and tips on staying safe in storms.
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17:40See the aftermath of a two-mile-wide tornado that ripped through Moore, Oklahoma, on Monday, killing dozens.
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15:48
Tornadoes like the one that devastated an Oklahoma City suburb this week are difficult to predict. Here's how they work.
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15:22
Spring brings baby birds, who sometimes fall out of a nest or turn up injured in a yard. We spoke to an Audubon expert about how to respond.
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MONDAY 20. MAY, 2013
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21:58
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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17:28
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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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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