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Evolution: Marine animals have grown bigger over time, study says
When it comes to evolution, bigger might really be better. A team of Stanford scientists analyzing the body sizes of marine mammals over nearly 550 million years have found that […]
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We’re all mammals – so why do we look so different?
It is easy to distinguish a mouse from a cow. But for members of the same class of mammal, where do such differences begin? In 2011, scientists discovered there were […]
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Un científico español a la caza del neutrino en Japón
Mil millones de euros, un millón de toneladas y 13 países formarán Hyper-Kamiokande, un megaexperimento en Japón. El físico español Luis Labarga es uno de los impulsores del proyecto.
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What goes on inside a proton?
Quarks and gluons make weird slopes and shapes inside the proton. Understanding them precisely was important for the first results from Cern’s Large Hadron Collider, and continues to be so […]
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El sol sigue provocando cáncer de piel cuando estamos en la oscuridad
Un equipo de investigadores descubre que la melanina, además de protegernos, lleva a cabo un proceso que daña el ADN horas después de la exposición al sol. El descubrimiento puede […]
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Is Your Theory of Everything Pure Enough?
Fundamental theories of nature aren’t allowed to hide information.
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In Fake Universes, Evidence for String Theory
Researchers are demonstrating that, in certain contexts, string theory is the only consistent theory of quantum gravity. Might this make it true?
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Old Battery Type Gets an Energy Boost
The chemical company BASF says the basic type of battery used now in hybrids could be improved tenfold, leading to cheaper electric cars.
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