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Scientists have figured out what a nasty gut bacterium eats. Can live biotherapeutics help?
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Meet Sophie Germain, the amateur mathematician who worked on number theory's toughest problem
Read now →Germain, or "Monsieur LeBlanc" to her professors, took a bold and creative approach to life and math
The supposedly oldest impact crater on Earth isn't a crater after all
Read now →A history-rewriting discovery in Greenland in 2012 has been debunked
What’s happening in Texas is climate nihilism
Read now →The disastrous blackouts are the government admitting they don't care if some people die
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_mating.jpg?auto=compress%2Cformat&crop=faces&fit=crop&fm=jpg&h=600&q=70&w=900 "A pair of Marsh fritillaries (Euphydryas aurinia) mating, male left and female right,")