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See a 'Screenshot' From an Early Television Demonstration
by Lily Rothman
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See How a Space Station Astronaut Chases Storms Across the Planet
by Sarah Begley
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Record Heat Wouldn’t Be Happening Without Human Influence, Study Says
by Justin Worland
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See A Stunning Satellite Photo of the Blizzard by Moonlight
by TIME Photo
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The 5 Most Interesting Things We Learned From Astronaut Scott Kelly’s AMA
by Melissa Chan
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Here’s What Humanity Wanted Aliens to Know About Us in 1977
by TIME Photo
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Why the EPA is Partly to Blame for the Flint Water Crisis
by Josh Sanburn
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Why Experts Get Storm Predictions Wrong—and Why You Should Still Prepare Anyway
by Justin Worland
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Watch Astronaut Scott Kelly Play Ping Pong in Space With a Water Droplet
by Katie Reilly
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U.S. Launches ‘Full-court Press’ for a Zika Vaccine
by Alexandra Sifferlin
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$In this August 2012 photo provided by Marta Mirazon Lahr, researcher Frances Rivera, right, Michael Emsugut, left, and Tot Ekulukum excavate a human skeleton at the site of Nataruk, West Turkana, Kenya. This skeleton was that of a woman, found lying on her back, with lesions on her neck vertebrae consistent with a projectile wound. She also had multiple fractures on one of her hands. Writing in a paper released on Jan. 20, 2016, by the Nature Journal, scientists said it’s one of the clearest cases of violence between groups among prehistoric hunter-gatherers.$
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This Discovery Shows Humans Have Been Killing Each Other for 10,000 Years
by Julia Zorthian
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This Is What Polonium-210 Does to the Body
by Justin Worland
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Half of Global Fish Catch May Have Gone Unreported, Study Says
by Justin Worland
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2015 Was the Warmest Year on Record
by Sarah Begley
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What Would You Name the New ‘Planet 9’?
by TIME Staff