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| | The first cell, and you Some time roughly 4 billion years ago, while the Earth was young enough that club bouncers still asked it for ID, something very very strange happened. A random mixture of lifeless matter, probably gathered around a hydrothermal vent, stopped being lifeless. Somehow, a tiny bubble of goop worked out a [...]
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| | The American Museum of Natural History exhibit looks at how whales' ancestors left land behind for a lengthy dip in the oceans.
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| | Geologist James Powell chronicles the evolution of our understanding of life in the deep-sea biosphere.
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| Anh Duong is an unlikely weapons genius, says Laura Blumenfeld in The Washington Post. A suburban mother of four, she doesn't let her kids read Harry Potter books because they're too violent. "We don't want our kids to think violence is the answer,'' she