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Zap! Scientists developing lasers to vaporize space junk
Lasers from Earth may soon be used to zap the space junk that threatens to knock out satellites with a 'cascade of collisions.' More read comments
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CBC's Wild Canada free app showcases our country's wild places
Download a new immersive "interactive coffee table book" from CBC that showcases Canada's spectacular wildife and wilderness. It's free until Thursday. More read comments video
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Malaysia Airlines flight MH370: What's needed to find it?
A B.C. geophysicist specializing in underwater missions says it could cost tens of millions of dollars to bring up the wreck of the missing Malaysia Airlines jet if it is found on the ocean floor. More read comments video
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Music disorderInability to enjoy music recognized as a brain condition
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InteractiveDigital surveillance: How you're being tracked every day
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