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#stitch @Scientific American An update from our Senior Space and Physics Editor, Lee Billings, on the status of NASA's Mars Sample Return in the wake of the new congressional U.S. science budget. ✏️🎤: Lee Billings 🎞️: Kylie Murphy #mars #nasa #science
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The new discipline of network neuroscience yields a picture of how mental activity arises from carefully orchestrated interactions among different brain areas. Learn more in the July issue: http://bit.ly/2XlztCW This issue also features a Special Report on the anniversary of Apollo 11: http://bit.ly/2IojMCA | Scientific American
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