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Science News of the Week:

Anthony Romilio of the University of Queensland. Photo by Steve Salisbury via University of Queensland website.

Plans are in place for robot spacecraft to mine near-Earth asteroids

Computer data successfully stored on a strand of DNA

Researchers map brain’s emotional intelligence

New study links lightning to headaches and migraines

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Phosphorescent’s “Song for Zula”

Featured This Week:

Dinosaur Tracks Michael Brennan speaks with Anthony Romilio about his study of the dinosaur tracks in the Lark Quarry Conservation Park in Australia, once thought to be the only known site of a dinosaur stampede. His new research changes the story.

Full Moon Deborah Byrd discusses this week’s full moon, what causes the phases of the moon, and when to see the star Regulus and planet Saturn this week.

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The Black and White Years

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