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E-Blast Wednesday 11.20.13 Breaking Story People with highly superior powers of recall also vulnerable to false memories Today's Video The Central Limit Theorem Picture of the Day Buckling and twisting nanotubes New Today on Science360 Radio NSF funding leads to first computer based on carbon nanotube technology Latest News New study determines more accurate method to date tropical glacier moraines Researchers have found a more accurate method to determine the ages of boulders deposited by tropical glaciers, a finding that will likely influence previous research of how climate change has impacted ice masses around the equator. Asteroids' close encounters with Mars Scientists find that Mars, not Earth, shakes up some near-Earth asteroids. Findings explain differences in political groups and movements Liberals tend to underestimate the amount of actual agreement among those who share their ideology, while conservatives tend to overestimate intra-group agreement, according to new research. New in the Journals & Magazines SCIENCE NEWS : Brain reconstruction hints at dinosaur communication PHYSICS : Computing with entangled ions SCIENCE : Scour that scalp: Some lice eggs linger before hatching NEW SCIENTIST: Tube worm lights up the undersea night with vitamin B NATURE : Fences divide lion conservationists What the Blogs Are Saying Today THE ABSTRACT - Researchers design interactive software to target teen alcohol use QUEST - Scientists want to know how much fish you ate last night WIRED SCIENCE - Spit decision: how archerfish decide LAELAPS - Getting to the core of the Triassic NOBEL INTENT - Hairy metal laser show produces bright X-rays Science360 Network: News Radio Video iPad

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