Articles from Science News (July 9, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A grand slam: in a winning move, NASA probe burrows into a comet.	Cowen, Ron	Brief Article	313
A nanoprinter for cheaper diagnostics.		Brief Article	222
Chemical Galaxy: a new vision of the periodic table of the elements.			178
Core finding: latest, oddest planet hints at how orbs form.	Cowen, R.		499
Editor's note.	Miller, Julie Ann	Editorial	330
Endless Forms Most Beautiful: The New Science of Evo and the Making of the Animal Kingdom.		Book Review	213
Epilepsy surgery stands test of time.		Brief Article	247
Green Living: The E Magazine Handbook for Living Lightly on the Earth.		Book Review	174
Growth slumps: melting permafrost shapes Alaskan lakes.	Perkins, S.		423
Heartening responses: depression drugs may aid survival after heart attack.	Bower, B.		505
Honey, we shrank the snow lotus: picking big plants reduces species' height.	Milius, S.		468
Jewelry with a story: Gold Basin meteorite pendant.			171
More junk makes for better dads.		Brief Article	224
Nanofuture: What's Nest for Nanotechnology.		Book Review	185
Night of the crusher: the waking nightmare of sleep paralysis propels people into a spirit world.	Bower, Bruce	Cover Story	2413
Rumblings from a dead star.		Brief Article	235
Same difference: twins' gene regulation isn't identical.	Brownlee, C.		471
Stem cell shift may lead to infections, leukemia.		Brief Article	304
Striking oil: high-pressure processing minimizes trans fats.	Harder, B.		459
The electromagnetic radiation spectrum chart.			113
The Planets.			58
The Unfolding of Language: An Evolutionary Tour of Mankind's Greatest Invention.		Book Review	148
Vital Signs 2005.		Book Review	155
Volcanic hot spots: molten messengers from deep within the earth.	Perkins, Sid		2355