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An Elephant That Speaks Korean
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
11/04/12
Summary: An Asian elephant can imitate human speech, speaking five words in Korean that can be understood by Korean speakers.

Asteroid Belts of the Right Size are Friendly to Life
Topic: Cosmic Evolution
11/04/12
Summary: A new study indicates that size and location of a solar system's asteroid belt may determine whether or not complex life will evolve on Earth-like planets in the system.

Dust: It Warms and it Cools
Topic: Earth
11/03/12
Summary: A new NASA study shows that dust rising above the world's deserts causes a more significant localized warming effect than previously thought.

Curiosity's Methane Hunt Comes Up Empty
Topic: Mars
11/03/12
Summary: With its initial sniffs of the martian atmosphere, Curiosity has been able to detect little to no methane on Mars. However, the data that the rover has gathered is helping scientists understand how Mars may have lost its original atmosphere.

A Young Surface on Vesta
Topic: Meteorites, Comets and Asteroids
11/02/12
Summary: New data shows that a form of weathering that occurs on airless bodies like the Moon does not alter the surface of Vesta in the same way.

Titan Glows in the Dark
Topic: Titan
11/02/12
Summary: Cassini has captured images showing how Titan glows dimly in the dark. Light is emitted when charged particles bang into nitrogen molecules in the moon's dense atmosphere. The data is a glimpse into the processes behind the natural organic chemistry factory that exists on the unique moon.

Curiosity's First Soil Results
Topic: Mars
11/01/12
Summary: Initial experiments from Curiosity show that the mineralogy of martian soil is similar to weathered volcanic soils in Hawaii.

Curious About Life: Interview with Jennifer Stern
Topic: Mars
11/01/12
Summary: In this interview, Jennifer Stern explains how she went from studying methane emissions in landfills to searching for signs of life on Mars.

Vision Evolved Only Once in Animals?
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
10/31/12
Summary: A new study provides a detailed picture of how opsins evolved. Opsins are light-sensitive molecules found in photoreceptor cells of the retina.

A Visão Evoluiu Apenas Uma Vez em Animais?
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
10/31/12
Summary: Um novo estudo provém um retrato detalhado de como as opsinas evoluíram. Opsinas são moléculas sensíveis à luz encontradas em células fotorreceptoras da retina.

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