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[Article Image] Feature: Batteries built by Viruses
Scientists use microbes to create tiny power supplies
[Article Image] Galaxies far, far, far away
Images from the Hubble Space Telescope show galaxies that formed when the universe was a child
[Article Image] Two monkeys see a more colorful world
A genetic experiment changes the way monkeys see the world
[Article Image] New eyes to scan the skies
Two new telescopes will watch for asteroids, map the galaxy
[Article Image] Feature: The hungry blob at the edge of the universe
Scientists have observed one of the oldest objects in the sky, possibly a galaxy in a growth spurt
[Article Image] The Earth-bound asteroid scientists saw coming
History-making asteroid tracked from space to its fiery demise in an African desert
[Article Image] Hitting the redo button on evolution
Scientists are experimenting with bacteria to see if evolution plays out the same way every time
[Article Image] Feature: Earth from the inside out
An invisible particle sheds light on the mysterious interior of the Earth
[Article Image] Feature: Graphene's superstrength
Scientists believe that graphene may change the world of electronics
[Article Image] Middle school science adventures
Curiosity brings kids to Washington, D.C. for national science competition

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