Science World

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Articles in Dec 13, 2002, issue of Science World

• Sleeping giant stirs
  by Kim Y. Masibay
• Gross out?
  by Mona Chiang
• Get a half-life
• Flourishing frogs
• What is it?
• What's it made of?
• Tearless onion
• Explain this!
• Quiz
• Dino-mummy: in the flesh
  by Libby Tucker
• The fish that ate everything ; ravenous fish, noxious weeds, wild hogs, and deadly germs: Can anyone stop invader species?
  by Michael Stroh
• Tease your brain
• Move over, Pluto
  by Mona Chiang
• The Core: what his smack in the center of Earth? Two new theories could spark a fiery debate
  by Brad Lemley
• Name that element! It's the world's most powerful element, fueling both nuclear weapons and power plants. Our mystery element is softer than steel, denser than lead, and has existed for more than 6.6 billion years—longer than Earth itself. Can you na
  by Nicole Dyer
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