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Hundreds more Nazca Lines emerge in Peru’s desert
By Franz Lidz Gouged into a barren stretch of pampa in southern Peru, the Nazca Lines are one of archaeology’s most perplexing mysteries....
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Nov 273 min read
First close-up of star outside our galaxy shows a giant about to blow
By Dennis Overbye In a stunning scientific and technological feat, a group of astronomers said last Thursday that it had managed to take...
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Nov 263 min read
From chimpan-a to chimpanzee, these apes may have humanlike culture
By Sofia Quaglia It’s amazing what chimpanzees will do for a snack. In Congolese rainforests, the apes have been known to poke a hole...
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Nov 205 min read
How many continents are there? You may not like the answers.
By Matt Kaplan The world is split up into continents, there are seven in all. And if you get the gist, we’re going to make a list, From...
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Nov 193 min read
Brazilian fossil hints at older origin for all dinosaurs
By Asher Elbein A dog-size reptile slipped through fern-choked forests 237 million years ago in what is today Paraíso do Sul, Brazil. The...
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Nov 134 min read
Behind a wall of trees, archaeologists discover a Maya city
By Alan Yuhas East of the town of Dos Lagunas, past the major highway cutting through Mexico’s south, the forest rises up in a dense wall...
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Nov 54 min read
These tiny worms account for at least 4 Nobel Prizes
By Teddy Rosenbluth When scientists win the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, they typically thank family and colleagues, maybe...
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Oct 304 min read
Grand rooms found in Peru show an ancient culture and a powerful woman
By Alan Yuhas Archaeologists in Peru have excavated a monumental chamber featuring elaborate murals of snakes, and a pillared hall with a...
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