...agent from its chemical weapon stockpile
The U.S. mustard agent stockpile is being destroyed.
Army Prepares To Cut The Mustard
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First Africa-Wide Elephant Census Shows Dropping Populations
Survey confirms the damage wrought by poaching
A multinational team has undertaken the first continent-wide survey of African elephants, and the findings so far are deeply concerning.
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The Army Is Definitely Still Working On A Hoverbike
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Elephant Footprints Are Filled With Tiny Critters
The pools are homes and stepping stones for water-dwelling animals
Elephant footprints are a key habitat for aquatic animals.
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Hermine Is Now A Hurricane Heading For Florida
May be first hurricane to hit the state in 11 years
No hurricane-strength storm has made landfall in the state since Wilma, but that might be about to change…
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Wolves Are Risk-Takers, According To New Research
Your dog's bravery was bred out of him
Wolves chose the risky option 80 percent of the time, while dogs only took a risk in 58 percent of trials.
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Airship Company Will Recover From Last Month's Crash
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The Science Of Grilling: What Makes Steaks Juicy?
See why all steaks aren't created equally
It's hard not to savor a juicy, sizzling steak. This edition of the Science Behind Grilling series explains how properly cooked steaks can retain their moisture.
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The Science Of Grilling: How Heat Transforms Steak
Why does cooked steak look and taste so different from raw meat?
Raw meat goes through a huge transformation as it hits the grill.
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The Science Of Grilling: How A Grill Gives Steak Its Flavor
Let the epic grill battle begin
A lot of your steak's flavor comes from your grill. Which is the best: charcoal, wood, or gas?
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Sony Vaguely Teases Its Next Great Robot For Your Home
It'll be artificially intelligent and emotional, but beyond that, details are scarce
Sony's secretive home robot project is still in the works, as CEO Kaz Hirai teased at a news conference yesterday. His update: It's not here yet, but stay tuned.
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Drone Beautifully Films Staten Island Ship Graveyard
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Rocket Goes Boom, A Ring Of Fire, And More Amazing Images
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Save The Date: NASA's Newest Mars Lander Gets A Launch Opportunity
Go lander go!
NASA announced that its InSight mission, the first lander dedicated to taking a deeper look at Mars' surface, has a new launch period beginning May 5, 2018.
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Check Out The Pentagon’s Likely New Autonomous Drone
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Hundreds Of Black Holes May Nestle Together In Our Galaxy
A spectacle previously thought impossible
Astronomers may have detected a cluster of stars that is home to hundreds of black holes, a spectacle that was previously thought impossible.
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Vintage Style Travel Posters Invite Tourists To See Extinct Animals
Alas, poor dodo
You can still visit Costa Rica, but you'll never find a golden toad there. At least not any more.
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Musk: Rocket Explosion Is SpaceX's 'Most Difficult And Complex Failure'
The SpaceX founder wants the public's help in solving the mystery
SpaceX appears to be having difficulty pinpointing the cause of the disaster.
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Inky Black iPhones, Chipotle Delivery Drones, And More
Our 10 favorite science images of the week
Our 10 favorite science images of the week, including the new iPhone 7, flesh-eating bacteria, Chipotle-delivering drones and more.
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A Refrigerator Backpack Could Help Transport Vaccines And Organs
Uses a simple chemical reaction for cooling
Medical supply transportation is a series problem in remote regions, where it may take weeks to transport a vaccine where it's most needed. But a British student has…
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