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Now We Know: That Ring on Your Finger Has Cosmic Origins
Artist's visualization of two merging neutron stars
Scientists announce they've detected ripples in space-time, following a collision of two stars so powerful it created gold.
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California Now Recognizes a Third Gender
Max, a 13-year-old Californian who identifies as agender.
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed into law legislation that requires a third gender option for driver's licenses and birth certificates. The latest from our Future of You blog.
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These Whispering, Walking Bats Are Onto Something
Pallid bat
Bats have a brilliant way to find prey in the dark: echolocation. But some have a sneakier way to hunt. Check out our new Deep Look!
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Before and After: Satellite Photos Show California Fire Damage
A neighborhood off Fountaingrove Parkway
Satellite images over Santa Rosa show how the Northern California wildfires completely destroyed some neighborhoods.
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7th Annual Bay Area Science Festival Returns Next Week
kids around a robot car
Unleash your inner scientist at events stretching from Santa Rosa to San Jose from October 26 - November 11. Events are being added to their schedule every day!
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