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Scientists Discover How Supermassive Black Holes Gain their Enormous Weight With Help from Gravitational Waves
A team of astronomers were able to use gravitational waves to determine how supermassive black holes gain their enormous amount of weight.
Mosquitoes With Yellow Fever And Dengue Potential Strictly Monitored In California
Montana State University Professor Receives Grant To Study Environment'sImpact On Tea
Tycoon Inflicted With Rare Eye Disease Believes University Of Iowa Is Close To Finding Cure
Law Of Urination In Mammals, Could Help Treat Urinary Disorders
Facts And Speculations About The Alligators Of The Rio Olympics (VIDEO)
Scientists Discover First Known Solar System Whose Host Star Sits on a Tilted Axis
Asteroid's 'Current Probability Of No Impact in 2032 at About 99.998 Percent'
By Russell WesterholmTesla CEO Elon Musk Buys James Bond Lotus; Plans on Upgrading Submarine Vehicle Himself
By Staff ReporterFull Diplodacus Dinosaur Skeleton Discovered In Wyoming to Be Centerpiece Of First-Ever Dinosaur Auction In Europe
By Staff ReporterFemale Doctors are Better than Male Doctors, But Male Doctors are More Productive
By Staff Reporter1.8-Million-Year-Old Skull Debunks Idea that Multiple Ancient Human Species Co-Existed on Earth (PHOTO)
By Russell WesterholmScientists Discover Most Distant Gravitational Lens Ever Recorded in Once-in-a-Lifetime Chance Spotting
By Russell WesterholmRare Saber-Toothed Whale Washes Up On Venice Beach; Death Baffles Scientists (PHOTO)
By Staff ReporterIs the Yeti Real? Researchers Finds 100 Percent Match Between Mysterious Hairs and Ancient Polar Bear DNA
By Russell Westerholm
