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What to Know About Mirror Life

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Are Some People Addicted to Revenge?

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What Makes an Opera Star Stand Out?

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How Rodents Spread Across the Earth

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Has Culture Overtaken Genes in Human Evolution?

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Gaia’s Got a Fever

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These Aren’t Your Pharoah’s Mummies

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The Dinos’ Demise Gave Rivers Their Shape

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Long Lives Helped Early Humans Thrive

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We Owe It All to Figs

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DNA’s Death Notice

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Can I Give You Some Advice?

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Shark Teeth Are Crumbling

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Does Musical Taste Narrow with Age?

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Scientists Are People, Too

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Why I Became a Birdwatcher

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Where Will the Sloths Go?

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These Carnivorous Bats Are Softies

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Rogue Wave Mystery Solved

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When Your Father Is a Magician, What Do You Believe?

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When Nature Burst Into Vivid Color

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Meet the Asteroids Next Door

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You Can Help NASA Track Hurricane Damage

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This Forest Survived a Megafire

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Our Dark, Unvaccinated Future

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Cities Obey the Laws of Living Things

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These Early Humans Walked 8 Miles for the Perfect Rock

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Here’s Why Binge-Watching Is Good for You

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Wild Jaguars Caught in the Act

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The Two-Body Problem for Women in Science

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How to Measure the Universe

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Putting Humans First Is Not Natural

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Why This 17-Year-Old Girl Can’t Forget

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Print Edition 63: The Climates Issue

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The Nautilus Reading List About the Brain

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The Female Artist Who Showed How Plants and Insects Relate

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The First Sea-to-Space Chat

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How to Run Across Death Valley in the Summer

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In the Land of the Eyeless Dragons

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Heart Attacks in Space

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When Ancient Sea Monsters Emerged

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Extreme Heat Will Change You

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Reindeer Are Vanishing

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How Phantom Limb Tricks Us

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The Evolution of … Everything

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Visit the 7 Most Extreme Planets in the Universe

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Looking for Life’s Source on Ceres

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The Pleasure of Patterns in Art

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Sugar, the Secret Plant Thermostat

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Origami Fit for the Cosmos

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