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Articles in May 9, 2003 issue of Science World
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Name that element! This element rules the computer age. You'll find it in most of Earth's soil, sand, and rocksnot to mention everything from PC chips to hairspray. What is it? Grab a periodic table and follow these eight clues to find out. Then tur
by Gretchen Hoffman - Science in the news quiz
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End of Eden?
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Surf vs. sand: U.S. beaches are washing out to sea. Can engineers save the shore without ruining the waves?
by Kim Y. Masibay -
Strange birds
by Gretchen Hoffmann - Tease your brain
- It's your choice
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Most distant planet: found
by Charles Bergquist - Explain this!
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The plight of the turtle
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Mystery killer
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Sandcastle physics: discover the forces that make for perfect beach digs
by Victoria Marcinkowski - Super-Species contest winners: where on Earth will you find these 10 outrageous creatures? In the imaginations of Science World readers! They're the winners of our "Design Your Own Super-Species" contest
- One ringy dingy …
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