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E-Blast Thursday 09.27.12 Breaking Story Sharpest-Ever Ground-Based Images Of Pluto And Charon: Present Powerful Tool For Exoplanet Discoveries Today's Video Piecing Together Early Societies Picture of the Day Molting Emperor Penguin New Today on Science360 Radio "What Super Massive Black Holes Can Teach Us," With Past NSF Grantee And Columbia University Astrobiologist Caleb Scharf Latest News Study Reveals Complex Rupture Process In Surprising 2012 Sumatra Quake April event was the largest earthquake ever recorded in the middle of a tectonic plate and involved an unprecedented series of fault ruptures. Lab Encodes Collagen In a development that could lead to better drug design and new treatments for disease, researchers have made a major step toward synthesizing custom collagen. Extreme Climate Change Linked To Early Animal Evolution An international team of scientists has uncovered evidence linking extreme climate change, oxygen rise, and early animal evolution. New in the Journals & Magazines NEW SCIENTIST: Spiny Mice Save Their Skin By Shedding It SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: Double Stars Succumb To Fatal Attraction SCIENCE: Mom's Immune System Primed And Ready For Second Baby NATURE: Ancient Insects Pictured In 3D SCIENCE NEWS: Vampire Squid No Gordon Gekko What the Blogs Are Saying Today DEEP-SEA NEWS - Can Bivalves Kick It? Yes They Can! GENE EXPRESSION - Re-Imagining Genetic Variation ARMED WITH SCIENCE - Predicting A Disaster 80BEATS - Why Our Brains Stick Their Heads In The Sand (Metaphorically) When We Hear Bad News EARTHSKY - Hot-Gas Halo Surrounds Our Milky Way, Scientists Say Science360 Network: News Radio Video iPad

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