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E-Blast Friday 07.12.13 Breaking Story Chicago Teacher And Students Build Underwater Camera Rig To Observe And Record Antarctic Fish Today's Video Analyzing The Mechanics Of Butterflies In Flight Picture of the Day CLOUD Chamber New Today on Science360 Radio NSF-Funded Engineer Liang-Shih Fan Comments On New Coal Technology Latest News Jagged Graphene Edges Can Slice Into Cell Membranes Researchers have shown how tiny graphene sheets can puncture cell membranes, allowing the sheet to enter the cell and disrupt function. Distant Quakes Trigger Tremors At US Waste-Injection Sites Large earthquakes from distant parts of the globe are setting off tremors around waste-fluid injection wells in the central United States, says study. Scientists Cast Doubt On Theory Of What Triggered Antarctic Glaciations Rock samples from the central Scotia Sea near Antarctica provide geologic evidence that casts doubt on one of the conventional explanations for how Antarctica's ice sheet began forming. New in the Journals & Magazines PHYSICS: Energetic Neutrinos On Ice POPULAR SCIENCE: The Solar System Has A Tail SCIENCE NEWS: Coatings Have Simple Recipe For Success SCIENCE: Glass Sponges Soak Up Perks Of Climate Change SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: Big Baby: Astronomers Zoom In On Birth Of Very Massive Star What the Blogs Are Saying Today BAD ASTRONOMY - The Deep Blue Color Of An Alien World THE CRUX - Primal Madness: Mathematicians' Hunt For Twin Prime Numbers LAELAPS - Searching Skulls For Dinosaur Diet Clues GLOBE SCIENTISTS BLOG - Plankton: A Small, But Important, Player In Life On Earth KRULWICH WONDERS - Where's My Dinner? It Was Here A Second Ago — The Sandpiper's Dilemma Science360 Network: News Radio Video iPad

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