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Peter Parker became Spider-Man through one tiny little bug-bite. So what would it take for us to replicate this process? And what does it have to do with the science of gene mutation?  Let's find out in this Science is Hard: Could You Become Spider-Man? 

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In 1993 Doug Tompkins began a process that would culminate in Chile expanding their national park system by nearly 40 percent

In 1993 Doug Tompkins began a process that would culminate in Chile expanding their national park system by nearly 40 percent.

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process as before And that’s how we know what’s in the atmosphere of HD 209458 b

process as before. And that’s how we know what’s in the atmosphere of HD 209458 b!.

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