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3-D Printers Are Saving Lives and Serving Pizzas
The emerging technology has printed out a life-saving implant for a baby—and is poised to make pizzas that are out of this world.
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Pictures: Seven Energy-Smart Zoos and Aquariums
Keeping a diverse crowd of species comfortable comes with an elephant-sized energy bill for zoos and aquariums. These smart exhibits use technology, along with nature's own strategies, to cut demand.
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Skywatcher's Guide: Eye-Catching Triple Planet Huddle in Evening Sky
How to watch Mercury, Venus, and Jupiter meet in the night sky this weekend.
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Space Pictures This Week: Stellar Dust Bunnies, Bat Signal
The Ring Nebula shines, a volcano erupts, and Germans see the bat signal in this week's best new space pictures.
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Is Australia the Face of Climate Change to Come?
As extreme weather seems to accelerate globally, scientists believe events Down Under can help explain what to look for-and guard against.
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Improved Models Predict Active 2013 Hurricane Season
NOAA expects up to 20 named tropical storms, which could yield as many as six major hurricanes, as it utilizes new technology to improve forecasting.
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Pictures: Top 10 Newly Discovered Species of 2012
Glowing cockroaches and a destructive fungus make the grade in Arizona State's list of top 10 new species of 2012.
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Taking you behind the scenes at a NatGeo cover shoot with James Cameron
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Q&A: Last Survivor of a Dramatic World War II Rescue
After a crash landing in Albania during World War II, Harold Hayes was trapped behind Nazi lines with 25 fellow medics and nurses.
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Taking Cover: A Guide to Tornado Shelters
Homeowners can install a nearly indestructible shelter to withstand tornado-strength winds.
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