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Finally, there's an explanation for the Huffington Post's sudden explosion of pseudoscientific screeds.
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A new paper shows that far from requiring precise physics to exist, matter as we know it can form within a relatively wide range of tolerances.
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The Daily Fail is still failing, especially when it comes to science.
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The famed naturalist and science communicator is back with a new documentary about evolution that avoids similar efforts' typical mistakes.
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The fellows at the John Templeton Foundation have a new idea of reconciling science and religion: mealy-mouth, vague apologetics.
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Gravity can be tricky when you don't seem to understand how it works...
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Science-illiterate politicians spent their week proudly showing their ignorance in Congress.
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How close are we to creating a literal army of clones? And more importantly, should we?
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The universe is not "made for life" as is often said. Life just, uh, finds a way.
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The Texan Institute For Creation Research is still dead set on issuing an M.S. in creationism, and they have 80 pages of (nonsensical) reasons why.
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Paradoxically, huge bonuses at relatively long intervals set us up for failure.
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Evolutionarily speaking, ethics and morality before we even had a written language made humans the species we are today.
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A new paper suggests that mass extinctions happen in cycles based on Earth's movement through the galactic plane. But does the evidence really add up?
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Molecules that make life possible often have a leftward skew in their structure. Now we think we know why and how that happened.