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  1. 91.
    See 17 Intricate Microscope Photographs That Make the Miniature World Immense. They Won the Evident Image of the Year Contest
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    These Marine Algae Glow When Waves Disturb Them. Their Bioluminescence Could Power Electricity-Free Lamps of the Future
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    Wolves Are Thriving at Michigan's Isle Royale National Park, Reaching Their Highest Numbers in Almost 50 Years, New Data Suggests
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    Potatoes Didn't Just Feed Ancient Indigenous Communities in the Andes—the Tasty Tubers Also Reshaped People's DNA
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    NASA Just Uploaded More Than 12,000 Stunning Photos From the Artemis 2 Mission. Here Are a Few of Our Favorites
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    Marilyn Monroe Collections Assembled for Her 100th Birthday Cut Through Hollywood Glamour to Reveal the Star’s Human Side
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  7. 97.
    Microplastics Are Swirling Around in the Atmosphere, Where They Might Be Contributing to Climate Change
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  8. 98.
    Benjamin Franklin Styled Lady Liberty’s Look in This Medal He Commissioned to Honor American and French Allies in the Revolutionary War
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  9. 99.
    An English King Minted These Coins to Ward Off a Viking Invasion. Instead, the Seafaring Raiders Turned the Pennies Into Jewelry
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  10. 100.
    New Clues Help Solve the Mystery of an Enslaved Boy Pictured in a Portrait by a Leading English Artist
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  11. 101.
    These Singing Mice Squeak Back and Forth—and Don't Interrupt. Scientists Found the Brain Pathway Behind Their Impressive Songs
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  12. 102.
    Researchers Discovered the Remnants of a Secret, Illegal Whisky Distillery in a Stunning Scottish Park
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    It Took Millions of Years for Australia's Famous Twelve Apostles Landmark to Rise Out of the Sea
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  14. 104.
    In 1969, the Beatles Played One Final Show. Their Makeshift Rooftop Stage in London Will Soon Become a Museum
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    See 15 Stunning Images That Won the German Society for Nature Photography's Annual Contest
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  16. 106.
    NASA's Curiosity Rover Had a Martian Rock Stuck on Its Arm for Days. Watch It Finally Shake the Stubborn Stone Off
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    ▲ 0 · May 11
  17. 107.
    Pregnancy Changes Mothers' Brains. These Recent Discoveries Are Showing Us How
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    ▲ 0 · May 9
  18. 108.
    Why Did This Wealthy Scotsman Pay a Jeweler to Wrap His Teeth in Gold Wire Hundreds of Years Ago?
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    ▲ 0 · May 8
  19. 109.
    A Hiker in Norway Found an Elite Warrior’s Golden Sword Ornament. It Was Likely a Sacrifice to the Gods Made During a Time of Turmoil
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    ▲ 0 · May 8
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    East Africa Might Break Off From the Continent Sooner Than Scientists Thought—and a New Ocean May Fill the Gap
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  21. 111.
    Mysterious Green Rocks Discovered in a Remote Cave in Spain Might Be Signs of Prehistoric People Working With Copper
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  22. 112.
    This Sailor From the Franklin Expedition Died in the Arctic in a Uniform That Didn't Belong to Him. Now, DNA Has Revealed His Identity
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    ▲ 0 · May 8
  23. 113.
    The Fall of the Roman Empire Was Less a Clash of Civilizations and More an Opportunity to Mix and Mingle, a New Genetics Study Shows
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  24. 114.
    Wild Cockatoos Learn Which Snacks Are Safe to Eat by Copying Their Friends, New Research Suggests
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  25. 115.
    This Tiny Celestial Body Past Pluto Shouldn't Have an Atmosphere—but Astronomers Say They May Have Detected One
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  26. 116.
    Meet 'Gabi,' the Robot That Just Became a Monk at a Buddhist Temple in South Korea. It’s the Latest Robot to Take Up Religious Practice
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    ▲ 0 · May 7
  27. 117.
    David Attenborough Has Inspired Countless Scientists. To Mark His 100th Birthday, Here Are Ten Living Things They've Named After Him
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  28. 118.
    Before ‘The Kiss,’ Gustav Klimt Got His First Big Art Assignment at This Austrian Theater. Now Visitors Can See His Ceiling Paintings Up Close for the First Time
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  29. 119.
    FDA-Approved At-Home Brain Stimulation Device Aims to Treat Depression by Changing Patients’ Brain Excitability
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    Chonkers the Massive Sea Lion Drew Crowds to San Francisco's Famed Pier 39. Then, a New Chunky Showstopper Stole His Identity
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