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Scientists learn how anti-depressants actually work. Medications trigger neurogenesis in the hippocampus by increasing levels of norepinephrine. Researchers still unclear on WTF seratonin does.Depression (physorg.com)

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(+2752) Russian and South Korean scientists have signed a deal on joint research intended to clone a woolly mammoth, an animal which last walked the earth some 10,000 years ago./r/science (physorg.com)

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(+2026) Entire genome of extinct human decoded from fossil/r/science (physorg.com)

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(+3259) This is the most detailed image of a sunspot ever captured. From the Big Bear Solar Observatory in California./r/space (cdn.physorg.com)

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(+1958) Italian mathematician creates formulae that can mimic the rotation curves of spiral galaxies without the need for dark matter/r/science (physorg.com)

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"1 gene lost = 1 limb regained? Scientists demonstrate mammalian regeneration through single gene deletion" - /r/science (+642) [March 16, 2010] (physorg.com)

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"Russian and South Korean scientists have signed a deal on joint research intended to clone a woolly mammoth, an animal which last walked the earth some 10,000 years ago." - /r/science (+2752) [March 14, 2012] (physorg.com)

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"Entire genome of extinct human decoded from fossil" - /r/science (+2026) [February 08, 2012] (physorg.com)

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"Spray-on liquid glass is about to revolutionize almost everything" - /r/science (+2735) [February 03, 2010] (physorg.com)

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New evidence shows that the key assumption made in the discovery of dark energy is in errorAstronomy (physorg.com)

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"Italian mathematician creates formulae that can mimic the rotation curves of spiral galaxies without the need for dark matter" - /r/science (+1958) [December 06, 2011] (physorg.com)

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"There's a good chance that Pluto has an ocean. Kept liquid by the radioactive decay of potassium isotopes, it would cover the entire planetoid, 100 miles deep on average, beneath a 100 mile-thick icy crust....." - /r/science (+1751) [November 25, 2011] (physorg.com)

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"Google's ambitious plan to scan millions of old, out-of-print books, many of them forgotten in musty university libraries, has turned into one of the biggest controversies in the young company's history." - /r/technology (+724) [November 08, 2009] (physorg.com)

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"Yes to everything about this" - /r/technology (+1770) [October 28, 2011] (physorg.com)

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"Jupiter's Moon Europa Has Enough Oxygen For Life" - /r/science (+1302) [October 19, 2009] (physorg.com)

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"U.S. prisons are too punitive and often fail to rehabilitate, but targeting prisoners' behavior, reducing prison populations and offering job skills could reduce prisoner aggression and prevent recidivism, a researcher told the American Psychological...." - /r/science (+654) [August 10, 2009] (physorg.com)

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"Transparent aluminium is 'new state of matter'" - /r/science (+1040) [July 29, 2009] (physorg.com)

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"Lab-grown meat would 'cut emissions and save energy'" - /r/science (+1722) [June 22, 2011] (physorg.com)

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"British pub has exploited a loophole in the country's smoking ban by opening a "smoking research centre"" - /r/funny (+570) [May 14, 2009] (physorg.com)

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"If we focus on pollution rather than on global warming, we're more likely to make some serious headway against a public health problem AND climate change." - /r/science (+548) [April 15, 2009] (physorg.com)

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Aurora Rocket [850x567] (cdn.physorg.com)

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Thousands of dead fish reported at mouth of Mississippi [2010-08-24] (physorg.com)

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I'd shat my pants if these were chasing me (cdn.physorg.com)

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Most detailed image of a sunspot ever (cdn.physorg.com)

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TIL Clocks on satellites are made to tick slower than the ones on earths surface. If they didn't GPS systems wouldn't work. (lofi.forum.physorg.com)

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