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By Tia Ghose, Live Science
Weaponizing Sound: How a ‘Silent’ Sonic Weapon Might Work
How might a secret acoustic weapon cause hearing loss without any of the people involved noticing a painful audible sound?
Planets
By Tia Ghose, Live Science
Stephen Hawking Says Earth Could Become a Hothouse Planet Like Venus
Experts say the British physicist's suggestion is implausible, although runaway climate change could make Earth largely uninhabitable for human civilization.
Animals
By Tia Ghose, Live Science
Frogs Ruled the World After the Dinosaurs Perished
New research suggests that frog species flourished in the ecological niches that were left unoccupied 65 million years ago, when a massive asteroid impact wiped out most of the dinosaurs.
Earth & Conservation
By Tia Ghose, Live Science
Microbes Lying Beneath the Ocean Floor May Be the Deepest Life on Earth
A team of researchers is searching for possible life signs thousands of feet beneath the seafloor.
History
By Tia Ghose, Live Science
Feathered Headdress Figurine Found in Untouched 1,700-Year-Old Tomb
The figurine was found among a pile of 12 skulls and other human bones in a hole that had been sealed up with stones.
Animals
By Tia Ghose, Live Science
'Cheerleader' Crab Clones Its Living Anemone Pom Poms
Pom pom, or boxer, crabs will fight each other over their live, protective claw-wear and then split what's left over into new anemones.
Earth & Conservation
By Tia Ghose, Live Science
Hawaii's Explosive Lava Show Ends With Sudden Collapse
A powerful "lava hose" that dramatically streamed into the ocean was shut off when a steep sea cliff tumbled into the ocean.
Earth & Conservation
By Tia Ghose, Live Science
'Leap Second' Will Make New Year's Eve Just a Little Bit Longer
At the stroke of midnight, Coordinated Universal Time will add a leap second to keep the world's rotational time and atomic clock time in sync.
Animals
By Tia Ghose, Live Science
Mammoth Fossils Found at Site of LA Subway Dig
Tusks and a skull turn up during work on an extension to the Los Angeles rail system.
Animals
By Tia Ghose, Live Science
'Mythical' Sea Blob Finally Spotted a Century After Its Discovery
The translucent, sea-dwelling invertebrate, first reported in 1899, was spotted by scientists using a remotely operated vehicle off the coast of Monterey, Calif.
Earth & Conservation
By Tia Ghose, Live Science
A Mysterious Unidentified Object Crashes in Myanmar
A large, unidentified metal object fell from the sky Thursday (Nov. 10) in the remote mountainous region of Myanmar.
History
By Tia Ghose, Live Science
Election Day 2016: How Are Votes Counted?
The process of counting votes in a presidential election will require a million people and meticulous, involved procedures.
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