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2016 was a big year for science. Ebola was the biggest public-health emergency in 2015, and, this year, another virus - Zika (ZEE-kuh) - entered our lexicon. It was also a year for scientific firsts, including an unmanned spacecraft named Juno successfully beginning to orbit the planet Jupiter.


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2016 was a big year for science. Ebola was the biggest public-health emergency in 2015, and, this year, another virus - Zika (ZEE-kuh) - entered our lexicon. It was also a year for scientific firsts, including an unmanned spacecraft named Juno successfully beginning to orbit the planet Jupiter.



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