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Neptune's Dark Vortex

For the first time this century, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope caught sight of a dark vortex on Neptune.

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Now that astronaut Scott Kelly is back on earth, scientists are studying how all that time altered his body.WWW

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In a spectacular discovery, a team of scientists came across a 600-mile long coral reef located at the mouth of the Amazon River, all hidden under muddy waters.WWW

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Earth Spins Off Axis

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Invasion of Grey Goo

Could all-powerful robots bring about the end of the world?WWW

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Robots Inherit the Earth

Scientists discuss the probability and implications of an alien invasion.WWW

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Could super intelligent mutants spell doom for all mankind?WWW

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Scientists demonstrate a lab-sized version of a volcanic eruption - the kind that in real life, could spell doomsday for Earth.WWW

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Super Volcanoes

Another way the world could end: a freezing, barren, blustery, frigid ice age.WWW

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Will the world end in nuclear holocaust brought on by mad scientists, crazed enemies, or computer-controlled warfare?WWW

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Nuclear Holocaust

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NASA's Juno spacecraft will orbit Jupiter for about two years before scientists destroy it. They're destroying it in order to avoid contamination on Jupiter's moon Europa, which could have life.WWW

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Don't flip out! Science Stack Week starts December 23rd on Science.WWW

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NASA's Juno spacecraft has transmitted its first first photo back while orbitting the giant planet. In it, you can spot the great red spot and three of Jupiter's moons.WWW

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Juno's First Image From Jupiter

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New research out of the Carnegie Institution for Science suggests that Earth once had a multipolar field instead of just two poles.WWW

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Earth May Have Had A Multipolar Field

Researchers have uncovered evidence that Titan, Saturn's largest moon, could have the right chemistry to support life.WWW

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Titan Might Be Able To Support Life

Researchers in Norway are watching single-celled organisms hunt each other down in a real-life version of Pac-Man.WWW

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NASA's Curiosity Rover has discovered sand ripples on Mars unlike anything ever seen before.WWW

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Beginning Tuesday, May 27, on Science Channel, things are going to get strange. Question everything...we'll provide the answers.WWW

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Scientists have developed an RNA vaccine that's 100 percent effective in mice - protecting against Ebola, H1N1 influenza and malaria.WWW

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Thumb-sucking and nail-biting have long been hailed as bad habits - causing injury, infection, even reshaping teeth, but there may be one upside.WWW

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After five years, China has finished building the world's largest radio telescope.WWW

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The World's Largest Radio Telescope

This November, an event 13.8 billion years in the making. Space Week starts Monday, Nov. 10 on Science.WWW

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NASA's Hubble captured an image of the "beating heart" dwelling within a supernova remnant known as the Crab Nebula.WWW

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