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    Flying snakes wriggle their way through the air
    
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    Early dinosaurs may have laid soft-shelled eggs
    
    By Jack J. LeeAugust 3, 2020
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    Scientists Say: Deforestation
    
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    Can we taste fat? The brain thinks so
    
    By Bethany BrookshireJuly 24, 2020
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    Explainer: What are Antibodies?
    
    By Avery HurtJuly 24, 2020
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    New COVID-19 vaccines show promise in people
    
    By Tina Hesman SaeyJuly 24, 2020
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    Scientists Say: Deforestation
    
    By Bethany BrookshireAugust 3, 2020
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    On an Alaskan glacier, little green moss balls roll in herds
    
    By Beth GeigerJuly 30, 2020
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    Australian wildfires pumped smoke to record heights
    
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    Saturn’s moon Titan may host lots of dried lakes
    
    By Lisa GrossmanJuly 31, 2020
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    Let’s learn about exoplanets
    
    By Bethany BrookshireJuly 29, 2020
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    Spotted: Milky Way’s giant gas bubbles in visible light
    
    By Emily ConoverJuly 16, 2020
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    For teens, big problems may lead to meaningful research
    
    By Carolyn WilkeJuly 28, 2020
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    A contrast between shadows and light can now generate electricity
    
    By Carolyn WilkeJuly 9, 2020
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    Scientists Say: GPS
    
    By Bethany BrookshireJuly 6, 2020

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