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Tropical Forests Capture Nitrogen From the Atmosphere to 'Fix' Themselves With Carbon Storage
A new study suggests tropical forests can capture nitrogen from the atmosphere and use it to store carbon in the soil, using it to help fix itself after being cleared for logging or agriculture.
Comets and Meteorites Produce Building Blocks for Life Upon Collision With Planets
Sleep Better, Look Better? New Research Says Yes
Interlocking Gear Mechanism Discovered in Evolution of Juvenile Planthoppers
Male Orangutans Plan and Communicate Trips in Advance, Swiss Study
Antarctic Glacier Melting More Rapidly from Warm Water Flowing Below than Hotter Climates
Voyager 1 Interstellar Space: NASA Confirms Spacecraft Has Left Solar System
Astronomers Develop Most Accurate 3-D Map of Milky Way Galaxy's Peanut-Shaped Core (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmBoon Archaeologists Discover Mass Grave of Dismembered Skeletons in Mayan City
By Staff ReporterScientists Change Living Adult Cells Back to Embryo State in Animals for First Time
By Russell WesterholmResearchers Dig Up Signs of Ancient Life from Beneath Ice-Covered Antarctic Lake
By Russell WesterholmApplication of Broccoli Helps Combat Skin Cancer, Study
By Staff ReporterBritish Scientists Collect Evidence of Alien Life from Stratosphere
By Staff ReporterSwedish Scientists Discover Fossil of 85-Million-Year-Old Marine Lizard
By Staff ReporterNew Study Suggests Possibility of Selectively Erasing Unwanted Memories
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