This Thursday, many of us will gather with the people in our lives for whom we're grateful. But as much as we may love each other, sometimes we don't see eye-to-eye on politics, relationships, religion, gender, sexuality, fashion, money, dogs, or even the very nature of reality. So instead of arguing over how the government should spend tax dollars or whether your cousin has too many facial piercings, let's talk about science. We've compiled a list of seven science topics from this year __that (hopefully) won't start an argument. (We make no guarantees, though, since we all know Aunt Linda is a world-class know-it-all.)
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- Now you can buy gorgeous furniture made of mushrooms
- Saturn mission approaches tour finale
- How flushing your toilet could help create biofuel
- Scientists can now control mice with radio waves a...
- Mars probe returns first pictures
- Astronaut eye problems blamed on spinal fluid
- How Boston's 1919 molasses flood turned so deadly
- Flood spending decisions 'perverse', Green Allianc...
- Paper microscopes, perfect turkeys, and more of ou...
- Schiaparelli: Esa gives update on Mars crash inves...
- Europe's science ministers to decide on ExoMars rover
- Bourbon County beer is back with a new pasteurizat...
- Bumper load of new viruses identified
- Five things to do with your frozen turkey (besides...
- 14 science and tech breakthroughs we're thankful f...
- Climate changing 'too fast' for species
- Seven totally safe science discussion topics for T...
- Now you can buy a tiny microscope made of paper
- Is this the PM's 'white heat' of technology moment?
- PM signals £2bn a year science funding increase
- Science & Environment
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- Autumn Statement: Here's the trick
- Autumn Statement 2016: Financial upheaval ahead fo...
- Autumn Statement: What is it?
- Autumn Statement: Views from around the UK
- Theresa May wants post-Brexit UK at 'cutting edge'
- US election 2016: Six ways a Trump presidency chan...
- Climate talks: 'Save us' from global warming, US u...
- Trump: The best thing ever for climate change?
- New Zealand earthquake lifts a bizarre sea wall up...
- A wind-powered record player, the microbes of beer...
- How algae could make global warming worse
- World's poorest countries to aim for 100% green en...
- Kerry: 'Overwhelming majority' back US climate action
- Countries unite to defy Trump climate threat
- UK poised to ratify Paris climate deal
- Pluto 'has slushy ocean' below surface
- Scientists shine light on the origin of a mysterio...
- Hollande: US 'must respect climate commitments'
- Ridiculous names for super serious scientific inst...
- Yes, your beer pong cup is teeming with bacteria
- US envoy says climate deal is bigger than any one ...
- 2016 'very likely' to be world's warmest year
- A two-headed shark, the birth of a solar system, a...
- Beagle 2 'was so close to Mars success'
- The silliest names scientists have given very seri...
- 'Fluffy and feathery' dinosaurs were widespread
- Dinosaur find resolves T. rex mystery
- Unknown dinosaur almost blown to oblivion
- Can a classic thought experiment explain how we el...
- Climate change: Nations will push ahead with plans...
- WMO: Five hottest years on record have occurred si...
- Cosmic clue to UK coastal erosion
- Forget the Election With the Best Science Stories ...
- US election: Where Clinton and Trump stand on key ...
- 'Trump threat' to dominate UN climate negotiations
- Einstein Emoji, A Tsunami Of Stars, And More
- Will Paris deal tackle climate change?
- Paris climate deal enters force as focus shifts to...
- UN review says carbon plans fall well short of cli...
- This May Be The First Dinosaur Brain Ever Studied....
- Rock shelter used by speedy early Australians
- Court orders UK to cut NO2 air pollution
- Green group wins air pollution court battle
- Risks remain after Italian quakes
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