LiveScience News: 'World's Oldest Temple' May Have Been Cosmopolitan Center

What's Hot This Week 'World's Oldest Temple' May Have Been Cosmopolitan Center Owen Jarus, LiveScience Contributor Scientists matched up certain volcanoes with obsidian tools to reveal a cosmopolitan pilgrimage.     Cadmium May Boost Breast Cancer Risk, Study Suggests Anna Azvolinsky, MyHealthNewsDaily Contributor Women who had higher levels of the metal cadmium in their diets were more likely to develop breast cancer, a new study suggests.     Sponsored by: Movie Packs Virtual Birth of Universe into Mere Minutes How Booze Takes the Edge Off ... for Rejected Flies

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LiveScience News: Can You Really Hide from a Tornado?; Best Science Photos of the Week

What's Hot This Week Can You Really Hide from a Tornado? Alex Sosnowsk, Expert Senior Meteorologist, via Accuweather Turns out, there are pros and cons to any safety strategy.     When Will the Next 'Big One' Hit? Crystal Gammon, OurAmazingPlanet Contributor Earthquake science has advanced, but precise quakes can't be predicted.     Sponsored by: Why Utah's Anti-Sex-Ed Bill May Backfire Best Science Photos of the Week

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LiveScience News: Tiny Four-Winged Dinosaur; NASA Scientist Debunks 2012 Doomsday

What's Hot This Week Tiny Four-Winged Dinosaur Sported Shimmery Black Feathers Jennifer Welsh, LiveScience Staff Writer Microraptor's decorative feathers might have played a role in sexual selection.     Earth's Earliest Animal With a Skeleton Discovered Charles Choi, LiveScience Contributor The thimble-shaped creature lived on the seafloor more than 500 million years ago.     Sponsored by: 12-21-2012 - Just Another Day Thrill-Seeking Bees Reveal Link to Human Personality

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LiveScience News: Facial Reconstructions Bring Drowned Civil War Sailors to Life; Spider Fly Photos

What's Hot This Week Facial Reconstructions Bring Drowned Civil War Sailors to Life Stephanie Pappas, LiveScience Senior Writer NOAA wants to know: Have you seen these men?     Busted: 6 Civil War Myths Stephanie Pappas, LiveScience Senior Writer From debates over flying the Confederate flag to the war's origins, many myths persist to this day.     Sponsored by: 'Meat' Factory Can Turn Out Vegetarian Substitute By the Mile Jewels of Death: Images of Spider Flies

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LiveScience News: Race and Life Expectancy; Best Science Photos of the Week

What's Hot This Week Race and Life Expectancy: Winners and Losers Jennifer Welsh, LiveScience Staff Writer Find out what states have the highest and lowest differences in lifespan between Caucasians and African Americans     Can Humans See 'Spooky' Quantum Images? Jesse Emspak, LiveScience Contributor A physicist hopes to find out if we can see what Einstein dubbed "spooky action at a distance."     Sponsored by: Strange Lump of Dark Matter Shouldn't Exist, But Does Best Science Photos of the Week

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LiveScience News: Prime Real Estate for Sumatran Tigers; Tools May Have Been First Money

What's Hot This Week Prime Real Estate for Sumatran Tigers? Lush Forests Jennifer Welsh, LiveScience Staff Writer They have an affinity for lush plant cover too, which helps them hunt.     New Site Lets you Search for Extraterrestrial Life Clara Moskowitz, SPACE.com Assistant Managing Editor Scientists need your help in the search for life beyond Earth.     Sponsored by: Moon's Reflected 'Earthshine' May Aid Search for Alien Life Tools May Have Been First Money

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LiveScience News: New Mosquito Repellent More Powerful than Deet?; Apology Psychology

What's Hot This Week New Mosquito Repellant Could Be Frightening...for the Mosquitoes! by Chris Rodriguez Vanderbilt University researchers say they're working to unleash an insect repellent on mosquitoes more powerful than Deet.     The Happiest US States Revealed in New Poll Jeanna Bryner, LiveScience Managing Editor Can you guess which state stole the show? How about the one that sunk to the bottom of the list?     Sponsored by: Stem Cells in Women's Ovaries May Produce New Eggs, Study Finds Apologies: Do They Make It All Better?

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