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E-Blast Thursday 01.10.13 Breaking Story Magma In Earth's Mantle Forms Deeper Than Once Thought Today's Video Institute Connects Water, Food Concerns Picture of the Day Carpet Anemone New Today on Science360 Radio 'Numbers Sense and Age,' With Justin Halberda @ Johns Hopkins Latest News Within 'Habitable Zone,' More Planets Than We Knew Researchers report the discovery of a Jupiter-sized planet in the so-called "habitable zone" of a star similar to Earth's sun, as well as the identification of 15 new candidate planets also orbiting within their stars' habitable zones. Counting The Twists In A Helical Light Beam Applied physicists have created a device that could contribute to a major increase in the rate of future optical communications. Faulty Behavior Earthquake fault models show that "stable" zones may contribute to the generation of massive earthquakes. New in the Journals & Magazines NEW SCIENTIST: 3-D Print A Fossil With Virtual Palaeontology PHYSICS: AC/DC Spin Control PLOS: Receptors On Neurons Help Shape Worm Development NATURE: Dyscalculia: Number Games SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: Electron Beams Set Nanostructures Aglow What the Blogs Are Saying Today EARTHSKY - Which Spiral Arm Of The Milky Way Contains Our Sun? SPARTANS WILL. 360 - Truly A Wonder WIRED SCIENCE - The Fate Of Young Scientists THE CRUX - Does Lead Exposure Cause Violent Crime? The Science Is Still Out THE PHYSICS ARXIV BLOG - The Curious Mathematics Of Domino Chain Reactions Science360 Network: News Radio Video iPad

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