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A rainstorm gathers over the Los Alamos National Laboratory campus. Photo Courtesy LANL BY XUAN-MIN SHAOLos Alamos National ...

The magnetized rocks of Earth's crust and mantle, also known as the upper lithosphere, accounts for generating 6 percent of ...

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Sharp divergences between Trump-friendly pollsters and others make his standing a bit of a mystery. Beware any hype about spikes in his popularity.

As they dialed the magnetic field from negative to positive (similar to a north and south polarity) and back again, they observed that the material maintained its superconducting, zero-resistance ...

Negative events feel more psychologically intense than positive ones, thanks to a cognitive tendency called the negativity bias. That’s true even when events are of equal weight.

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We tend to think of magnets as binary. Batteries have positive and negative ends. Compasses point north and south. And, until late last year, there were two kinds of magnetism: ferromagnetism and ...

Think of a magnet. Magnets have a positive side and a negative side. Magnets can positively attract or negatively repel. Attitudes are like a magnet. Positive attitudes attract people seeking good ...