27 June, 2013 – This Week in Science

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Kirsten Sanford
Published: June 28, 2013Posted in: agriculture, animals, anthropology, archeology, astrobiology, astronomy, astrophysics, bioethics, bioethics, biology, biotechnology, Black Holes, cell biology, chemistry, civilian space travel, cognitive science, computer science, crustaceans, deep space, ecology, emergent behavior, end of the world, energy, engineering, evolution, exploration, fish, genetics, geology, global warming, insects, KDVS, marine biology, medicine, microbiology, molecular biology, mollusks, nanotechnology, NASA, neuroscience, nutrition, paleontology, physics, planets, podcast, psychology, robots, science, science and politics, Science Education, science history, Science Music, seti, sexuality, sexy scientists, space, space exploration, spacecraft, stem cells, technology, world robot domination, z-BroadcastsTags: , , , , , , , , , ,
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Voyager and Tunguska Updates, Hot Lamprey Sex, Shellfish History Lessons, Black Hole Confusion, Sterile Space Travel, Universal Cave Drawings, TWI World Robot Domination, Brain Recordings, A Brief History of Photosynthesis, And Much More…

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Voyager 1… still hasn’t left the solar system

And, Tunguska was caused by a meteorite

Lamprey sex heats up

Do shellfish tell us about our past?

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A Question: How sterile is sterile enough?

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Cheetah-cub runs like a cat

New ways to record from brains

And then there was photosynthesis

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