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	Holes in Martian moon mystery Phobos may be lots of empty space.
	Feature: These gems make their own way Gemstones made in the lab could improve your cell phone or catch nasty bacteria in your water.
	Your inner Neandertal New study finds some DNA in modern humans was passed down from Neandertals.
	Bandages that could bite back A new material would make bacteria's attack the path to their demise.
	Feature: The algae invasion One of the world's simplest organisms is also one of the hardest to classify.
	Planning for Mars Obama outlines space program that would take crew beyond the moon.
	A louse-y start for clothing A date for appearance of body lice suggests time of first clothes.
	Wrong-way planets do gymnastics A group of planets that orbit the wrong way may have flipped over their stars.
	The newest superheavy in town Superheavy element forged in lab is a first.
	Feature: Mercury's magnetic twisters The planet's strange atmosphere may have a lot to do with the sun.

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