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NASA's arsenic life-form scientist answers critics |
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NASA to test shuttle Discovery repairs Friday |
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Year Of The Dragon |
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Shipwrecks Of Mars |
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Hubble Supernova Bubble Resembles Holiday Ornament |
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Hubble Captures New 'Life' In Ancient Galaxy |
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IRIS Passes Critical Design Review |
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Hot Plasma Explosions Inflate Saturn's Magnetic Field |
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Cassini Spots Potential Ice Volcano On Saturn Moon |
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ISRO Set To Launch Heaviest Satellite For Telecom And TV |
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Arianespace To Launch ESA's First Sentinel Satellite |
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Light Dawns On Dark Gamma-ray Bursts |
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Neutron Stars May Be Too Weak To Power Some Gamma-Ray Bursts |
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Fermi Detects Gamma-Rays From Exploding Nova |
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Virgin Galactic To Join NASA Submissions For Orbital
Spaceflights |
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KLM Announces Suborbital Flight Relationship With Space
Experience Curacao |
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Experiment Hurtled Into Aurora Above Norway By NASA Rocket |
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Meteorite Just One Piece Of An Unknown Celestial Body |
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Building Blocks of Life Created In "Impossible"
Place |
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Solid 2010 Results For Aerospace |
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Cyclone Lasting More Than Five Years Is Detected On Saturn |
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How Iapetus Got Its Ridge |
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Huge Collision May Have Formed Saturn's Rings And Inner Moons |
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Oxygen detected on Saturn moon |
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Air Force Flight Control Improvements |
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Unstable Antarctica: What's Driving Ice Loss |
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ESA And Canada Renew Partnership In Space Science And
Technology |
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Solar Scientists Discover Physical Mechanism Behind
Sympathetic Flares |
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How Hard Are We Pushing The Land |
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India's solar mission moving ahead |
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Human Fetal Immune System Arises from Entirely Different
Source Than Adult Immune System |
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Tiny 3-D Images Shed Light on Origin of Earth's Core |
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Cyclone Lasting More Than Five Years Is Detected on Saturn |
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Holography With Electrons |
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Organ Size Is Determined by P53 Protein |
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Age Doesn't Matter: New Genes Are as Essential as Ancient Ones |
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Computer Memory Takes a Spin: Physicists Read Data After
Storing Them in Atomic Nuclei for 112 Seconds |
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Loss of Arctic Ice May Promote Hybrid Marine Mammals |
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Hot Plasma Explosions Inflate Saturn's Magnetic Field |
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Ancient Forest Emerges Mummified from the Arctic: Clues to
Future Warming Impact |
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Caffeine Negatively Affects Children: Most Consume Caffeine
Daily |
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Nanotechnology: Tiny Channels Carry Big Information |
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Molecular Fossil: Crystal Structure Shows How RNA, One of
Biology's Oldest Catalysts, Is Made |
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Science's Breakthrough of the Year: The First Quantum Machine |
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Kids Got the Blues? Maybe They Don't Have Enough Friends |
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Immune Cell Plays Unexpected Role in Autoimmune Disease |
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PSA Test Better Predicts Cancer in Men Taking
Prostate-Shrinking Drug |
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Protein Offers New Clue to Cause and Treatment for Kidney
Disease |
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Scientists Discover Potential Strategy to Improve Cancer
Vaccines |
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Staph Bacteria: Blood-Sucking Superbug Prefers Taste of Humans |
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Cell of Origin for Brain Tumors May Predict Response to
Therapy |
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Human Umbilical Cord Blood Cells Found to Enhance Survival and
Maturation of Key Brain Cells |
53 |
Child/Teen Sexual and Physical Abuse Linked to Fibroids in
Premenopausal Women |
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Opioid Use Associated With Increased Risk of Adverse Events
Among Older Adults |
55 |
Genome Code Cracked for Most Common Form of Pediatric Brain
Cancer |
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Sleep Makes Your Memories Stronger, and Helps With Creativity |
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Mothers' Diets Have Biggest Influence on Children Eating
Healthy, Study Suggests |
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Exploring How Partners Perceive Each Other's Emotion During a
Relationship Fight |
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Teacher Effort Is Linked to Difficult Students' Inherited
Traits |
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The Key to Being Attractive (and Looking Healthy)? A Good
Night's Sleep |
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Why Humans Are More Sensitive to Certain Viruses: Primate
Immune System Differences Identified |
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Snail Fever: Scientists Pinpoint Key Defense Against Parasite
Infection |
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How Pollinators Sculpt Flowers |
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Faster Method of Engineering Zinc-Finger Nucleases Developed |
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How Foot-and-Mouth Disease Virus Begins Infection in Cattle |
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High-Tech Software, Umanned Planes Allow Scientists to Keep
Tabs on Arctic Seals |
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Unique Orangutan Reintroduction Project Under Imminent Threat |
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Restoration Activities Speed Seagrass Recovery in the Florida
Keys |
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Seaweed as Biofuel? Metabolic Engineering Makes It a Viable
Option |
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How Hard Are We Pushing the Land? Plant Consumption Rising
Significantly as Population Grows and Economies Develop |
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Feast, Famine and the Genetics of Obesity: You Can't Have It
Both Ways |
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Similarities in the Embryonic Development of Various Animal
Species Are Also Found at Molecular Level |
73 |
Early Settlers Rapidly Transformed New Zealand Forests With
Fire |
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Oldest Fossils Found in Cordillera Betica Mountain Range |
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Bizarre Reptile Challenges Notion of Crocodiles as 'Living
Fossils' |
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Meteorite Just One Piece of an Unknown Celestial Body |
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NASA Scientific Balloons to Return to Flight |
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NASA's Odyssey Spacecraft Sets Exploration Record on Mars |
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IBEX Makes First Images of Magnetotail Structures, Dynamic
Interactions Occurring in Space |
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New Hot Jupiter-Like Exoplanet Discovered |
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Imaging of Alfven Waves and Fast Ions in a Fusion Plasma |
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Tennis Star's Hospitalization for Altitude Sickness |
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Physicist Developing, Improving Designer Optical Materials |
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Newly Discovered Phase Helps Explain Materials' Ability to
Convert Waste Heat to Electricity |
85 |
Geologist Develops Improved Seismic Model for Monitoring
Nuclear Explosions in Middle East |
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Single Quantum Dot Nanowire Photodetectors |
87 |
Rare Silvery Metal and Cousin of Platinum Is Attractive for
Improving Flash Memory Chips |
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Robot Arm Improves Performance of Brain-Controlled Device |
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Is Internet Backbone Vulnerable to Cyber Attack? |
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Microchip Harvests Its Own Energy |
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State inspector warned PG&E of safety risks in '09 |
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Colleges add fun to keep finals from test of nerves |
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Biz Break: Facebook, Google users: Will the feds protect your
privacy online? |
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PG&E ordered to cut pipeline pressure |
95 |
Survey: Parents start to see TV, Internet the same |
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London, tuberculosis capital of Western Europe |
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Almost no oil recovered from sand berms |
98 |
NASA Fuels Space Shuttle Discovery to Test Damaged Tank |
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Coast Guard: Little seafloor oil from Gulf spill |
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German giants Bayer, BASF team up on GM rice |
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Cyprus, Israel define sea border for energy search |
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EPA issues new PCB dredging rules for GE in NY |
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Staph Bacteria Prefer Humans to Animals |
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Calif. regulators OK major greenhouse gas rules |
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Scientist alleges religious discrimination in Ky. |
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Leak: US fears theft of bioweapons from India labs |
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Sunnyvale woman's nonprofit kidsSTRONG aids children with
cancer |
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Bleak health care scenario on retirees |
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Belushi on Broadway? Aykroyd says he just might be |
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Swaziland Army Slowly Winning HIV/AIDS Battle |
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Not Just the Newest Toys Hold Risks for Kids |
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Obese New Zealanders put the squeeze on cemeteries |
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