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International Space Station enters 2001's star gate
RNA breakthrough transforms idea of gene control
Why the dino-dolphins got the bends
When you eat beats what you eat in staying healthy
Number of asteroids that pose risk to Earth is doubled
Clothbot climbs the wrinkles in your clothes
Friday Illusion: Running man moves in two directions
GPS loss kicked off fatal drone crash
Feedback: Bag that has no size
Monitoring tides could predict major quakes
Power switch: A nuclear future without uranium
Online friendships light up shadow social networks
Buried microbes exist at limit between life and death
Plutonium signature captured after 50 years of trying
New armoured lizard is first to get scanner ID check
Best illusions of 2012: The Exorcist illusion
Virtual reality provides relief from soldiers' trauma
Space-filling solution could boost Wi-Fi security
Egypt: Arab Spring could be wasted in youthful nations

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