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Galactic crash solves cosmic mystery |
| 2 |
Neanderthal tooth reveals breastfeeding history |
| 3 |
Breeding programs may send disease into wild |
| 4 |
Volcano project scours Iceland for early warning signals |
| 5 |
Solar Impulse plane sets new distance record on Dallas flight |
| 6 |
Feet home to more than 100 fungi |
| 7 |
Ecuador Pegasus satellite fears over space debris crash |
| 8 |
Cave paintings in Mexico: Carvings uncovered in Burgos |
| 9 |
Climate change 'spurred modern human behaviour' |
| 10 |
Rutland Water osprey chicks first to hatch this year |
| 11 |
Is it possible to kick start science? |
| 12 |
Under-explored day trips from top European cities |
| 13 |
Woolwich attack: Suspects known to security services |
| 14 |
Barack Obama to set out US drone policy |
| 15 |
French court questions IMF chief Christine Lagarde |
| 16 |
Iran election: Rafsanjani criticises leaders' 'ignorance' |
| 17 |
Coffee addiction: Do people consume too much caffeine? |
| 18 |
Two years after a tornado, Joplin struggles to rebuild |
| 19 |
Japanese 80-year-old claims Everest record |
| 20 |
Stockholm restaurant torched as riots spread |
| 21 |
Man shot during Boston probe was 'on verge of confession' |
| 22 |
US 'faith healers' charged over second baby's death |
| 23 |
10 of popular culture's best Machiavellian characters |
| 24 |
Woolwich murder: The suspected attackers |
| 25 |
Google acquires kite-power generator |
| 26 |
Plugging tomorrow's cities into greener power sources |
| 27 |
Picking winners: Why so many new firms love awards |
| 28 |
Jennifer Lopez to create Latino mobile store chain |
| 29 |
Defeat for EA over faces of sports stars |
| 30 |
Flying cars: Radical concept design unveiled |
| 31 |
Global stocks markets hit after Chinese data and Fed comments |
| 32 |
Russia to evacuate Arctic station over melting ice |
| 33 |
BBC poll: Germany most popular country in the world |
| 34 |
Universal flu jab 'edges closer' |
| 35 |
More US Adults Getting Some Exercise |
| 36 |
Extreme Solar Storm Could Cause Widespread Disruptions on
Earth |
| 37 |
Moore, Okla. Tornado--FAQ |
| 38 |
Why Do Humans Have Palm Lines? |
| 39 |
Oklahoma Tornado: How to Ease Children's Anxiety |
| 40 |
Ancient Human Innovations Linked to Climate Shifts |
| 41 |
Normal or Not? When Grief and Depression Mingle |
| 42 |
Why Was the Moore, Okla., Tornado So Severe? |
| 43 |
Storm Surveyors Hunt for Details of Deadly Moore Tornado |
| 44 |
High Genes: Tibetan Antelope's Genome Sequenced |
| 45 |
Reference: 3D Printing: What a 3D Printer Is and How It Works |
| 46 |
3-D Printing Could Revolutionize U.S. Navy |
| 47 |
Why Penguins Quit Flying |
| 48 |
On the Job: How Rescue Dogs Hunt for Tornado Survivors |
| 49 |
How Moore Tornado Compares to Famous 1999 Twister |
| 50 |
T. Rex's Smaller Cousin Ate Like a Falcon, Study Finds |
| 51 |
Did an Abandoned 'Ghost Ship' Disappear? |
| 52 |
Weird Pirate Ant Comes With an 'Eye Patch' |
| 53 |
Sounds Of The Sea: Stones Clanging |
| 54 |
All-Natural 3D Printers: Salt and Wood Can Be Used |
| 55 |
Surprising Pollution Problem: Too Many Trees (Op-Ed) |
| 56 |
Antidepressants May Help With Heart Disease |
| 57 |
Reference: Facts About Yttrium |
| 58 |
Could a Drug Prevent Brain Aging? |
| 59 |
Why Do Flowers Close Up at Night? |
| 60 |
Reference: Lake Ontario Facts |
| 61 |
Reference: Who Invented Velcro? |
| 62 |
Study: Stress Isn't Hot |
| 63 |
Like Father Like Son: Mice Follow Dad's Example |
| 64 |
Can Any Buildings Survive Tornados? |
| 65 |
Malls Attract Shoppers Looking for an 'Experience' |
| 66 |
How Evolution May Help Build Better Robots |
| 67 |
Normal or Not? When Collecting Becomes Hoarding |
| 68 |
Portland Voters Reject Fluoridation |
| 69 |
High-Tech Shopping: Meet the Future of Retail |
| 70 |
Weather Improves for Recovery Efforts in Moore, Okla. |
| 71 |
Could Science Hatch the Perfect Fake Egg? |
| 72 |
Augmented-Reality Glasses: Startup's Vision Could Change
Gaming |
| 73 |
Malaria Medicine Could Be Toxic |
| 74 |
Big Meteor Explosion on Moon Shows Lunar Exploration Risks |
| 75 |
World's Largest Wave Farm Gets a Green Light |
| 76 |
Baby Neanderthal Breast-Fed for 7 Months |
| 77 |
Fungus Among Us! Body's Microbes Mapped |
| 78 |
Rare View of Ancient Galaxy Crash Revealed |
| 79 |
Elusive Pandas Caught on Camera in China Habitat |
| 80 |
Isn't it Good? Scientists Sequence Norwegian Wood |
| 81 |
Mars Meteorite May Fetch $160,000 At Auction |
| 82 |
Heat-Related Deaths in NYC May Increase with Climate Change |
| 83 |
Sunken Ships May Pose US Oil Pollution Risk |
| 84 |
GPS Could Issue Tsunami Alert in Minutes |
| 85 |
Mystery of Irish Potato Famine Solved |
| 86 |
Google Maps Gets a 'Face-Lift' |
| 87 |
Hepatitis C: A 21st Century Success Story (Op-Ed) |
| 88 |
Why Do Soldiers Break Stride On A Bridge? |
| 89 |
Reference: Facts About Zirconium |
| 90 |
New Cave-Dwelling Scorpion Species Discovered |
| 91 |
Dogs Bring Swarm of Bacteria Into Your Home |
| 92 |
Baby's Life Saved with 3D Printing |
| 93 |
Can We Protect Against the Next Moore Tornado? |
| 94 |
Drowning In Devices? Your Next Gadget May Dissolve When You're
Done |
| 95 |
Costa Rica's Turrialba Volcano Erupts |
| 96 |
Tornado Recovery: What Moore Can Learn from Joplin |
| 97 |
7-Minute Workout: Fact vs. Fiction |
| 98 |
Speedy New Dinosaur Found in Canada |
| 99 |
Reference: Cool Science Experiments for Hot Summer Days |
| 100 |
3D Printers Demonstrate Rapid Robot Evolution |
| 101 |
Gulf Killifish Show Defects from Crude Oil Exposure |
| 102 |
Waiting for Shenzhou 10 |
| 103 |
Ecuador warns satellite could hit rocket remains |
| 104 |
Astronaut Finds 'Bullet Hole' in ISS Solar Panel |
| 105 |
The Day NASA's Fermi Dodged a 1.5-ton Bullet |
| 106 |
Space debris problem now urgent--scientists |
| 107 |
Removing orbital debris with less risk |
| 108 |
Earth will drown in garbage |
| 109 |
Russian satellite hit by remnants of destroyed Chinese
spacecraft |
| 110 |
Asteroid Sample Return Mission Moves into Development |
| 111 |
Asteroid 1998 QE2 To Sail Past Earth Nine Times Larger Than
Cruise Ship |
| 112 |
Dawn On Route From Vesta to Ceres |
| 113 |
Russia designs reusable spacecraft good for as many as five
missions |
| 114 |
Desert Tests Pave Way for Human Exploration of Small Bodies |
| 115 |
British astronaut 'Major Tim' to fly to ISS |
| 116 |
Researchers use graphene quantum dots to detect humidity and
pressure |
| 117 |
RNA capable of catalyzing electron transfer on early earth
with iron's help |
| 118 |
Billion-year-old water could hold clues to life on Earth and
Mars |
| 119 |
How the Density of Exoplanets' Atmospheres Weighs on the Odds
for Alien Life |
| 120 |
Flexible partnership allows lichens to occur in different
habitats |
| 121 |
Coelacanth genome surfaces |
| 122 |
Study: Lack of magnetic field could render many exoplanets
lifeless |
| 123 |
Power behind primordial soup discovered |
| 124 |
University of Tennessee professor discovers how microbes
survive at bare minimum |
| 125 |
Where Life Could Thrive: Interview With John Grotzinger |
| 126 |
Highly effective communities of bacteria in the world's
deepest oceanic trench |
| 127 |
Antarctic and Arctic Insects Use Different Genetic Mechanisms
to Cope With Lack of Water |
| 128 |
Ground and Space-based Observations Unveil Future of Sun |
| 129 |
A Roadmap for the Future of Astrobiology |
| 130 |
IRIS Mission Readies For a New Challenge |
| 131 |
GPS solution provides three-minute tsunami alerts |
| 132 |
NASA Builds Unusual Testbed for Analyzing X-ray Navigation
Technologies |
| 133 |
Pakistan adopts Chinese rival GPS satellite system |
| 134 |
First new Galileo satellite arrives at ESA for space testing |
| 135 |
O3b Networks Launcher and payload integration are underway at
Kourou |
| 136 |
Arianespace underscores strong partnership with Japan during
Tokyo meetings |
| 137 |
Moon being pushed away from Earth faster than ever |
| 138 |
NASA says meteor impact on the moon glowed like a star |
| 139 |
Never-before-seen energy pattern observed at National High
Magnetic Field Laboratory |
| 140 |
Scientists capture first direct proof of Hofstadter butterfly
effect |
| 141 |
New principle may help explain why nature is quantum |
| 142 |
Quantum Physics: Look But Don't Touch |
| 143 |
Scientists demonstrate pear shaped atomic nuclei |
| 144 |
Chaos proves superior to order |
| 145 |
Does antimatter fall up or down |
| 146 |
Device like Star Trek 'tricorder' can quickly scan body vital
signs |
| 147 |
Tumbling PC sales drag down HP profit |
| 148 |
Reading the Unreadable |
| 149 |
Tumblr deal sparks talk on next big tech target |
| 150 |
Three new suicides at Foxconn China factory: |
| 151 |
3-D modeling technology offers groundbreaking solution for
engineers |
| 152 |
Do-it-yourself invisibility with 3D printing |
| 153 |
New camera system creates high-resolution 3-D images from up
to a kilometer away |
| 154 |
Michigan Tech researcher slashes optics laboratory costs |
| 155 |
Cutting-edge 3D film revives a Warsaw lost to war |
| 156 |
Scientists claim new glasses-free 3D for cellphone |
| 157 |
Bacteria use hydrogen, carbon dioxide to produce electricity |
| 158 |
U.S. said well-positioned to grow pond scum as fuel source |
| 159 |
Scientists develop 'green' pretreatment of Miscanthus for
biofuels |
| 160 |
New Advance in Biofuel Production |
| 161 |
WELTEC BIOPOWER constructs 1.8 MW plant in Finland |
| 162 |
Setting the standard for sustainable bioenergy crops |
| 163 |
Recipe for Low-Cost, Biomass-Derived Catalyst for Hydrogen
Production |
| 164 |
China conducts its first successful bio-fueled airline flight |
| 165 |
New input system for biogas systems |
| 166 |
Bugs produce diesel on demand |
| 167 |
A key to mass extinctions could boost food, biofuel production |
| 168 |
Sweden proposes extending tax breaks for biofuels, green cars |
| 169 |
Surprising findings on hydrogen production in green algae |
| 170 |
Cost-saving measure to upgrade ethanol to butanol--a better
alternative to gasoline |
| 171 |
Engineering algae to make the 'wonder material' nanocellulose
for biofuels and more |
| 172 |
Breakthrough in hydrogen fuel production could revolutionize
alternative energy market |
| 173 |
Researchers Engineer Plant Cell Walls to Boost Sugar Yields
for Biofuels |
| 174 |
RUB physicists let magnetic dipoles interact on the nanoscale
for the first time |
| 175 |
The science behind a self-assembled nano-carbon helix |
| 176 |
UC Riverside scientists discovering new uses for tiny carbon
nanotubes |
| 177 |
First precise MEMS output measurement technique unveiled |
| 178 |
Researchers develop unique method for creating uniform
nanoparticles |
| 179 |
Going negative pays for nanotubes |
| 180 |
Scientists reach the ultimate goal--controlling chirality in
carbon nanotubes |
| 181 |
Dark field imaging of rattle-type silica nanorattles coated
gold nanoparticles in vitro and in vivo |
| 182 |
Scientists image nanoparticles in action |
| 183 |
UNL team's discovery yields supertough, strong nanofibers |
| 184 |
Nanowires grown on graphene have surprising structure |
| 185 |
Scientists see nanoparticles form larger structures in real
time |
| 186 |
Nanocoating At ESA |
| 187 |
New device could cut costs on household products,
pharmaceuticals |
| 188 |
Nanotechnology imaging breakthrough |
| 189 |
Surface diffusion plays a key role in defining the shapes of
catalytic nanoparticles |
| 190 |
Imaging methodology reveals nano details not seen before |
| 191 |
Quantum computers counting on carbon nanotubes |
| 192 |
Researchers create nanoscale spinning magnetic droplets |
| 193 |
Smallest Vibration Sensor in the Quantum World |
| 194 |
New technique could improve optical devices |
| 195 |
Scientists delve deeper into carbon nanotubes |
| 196 |
Forging a new periodic table using nanostructures |
| 197 |
Team Creates MRI for the Nanoscale |
| 198 |
Squishy hydrogels may be the ticket for studying biological
effects of nanoparticles |
| 199 |
Not just blowing in the wind: Compressing air for renewable
energy storage |
| 200 |
Goldman Sachs to invest in Japan green energy |
| 201 |
Morocco to harness the wind in energy hunt |
| 202 |
Using fluctuating wind power |
| 203 |
China revs up wind power amid challenges |
| 204 |
Shifts in global water systems markers of The Anthropocene
epoch |
| 205 |
Asia-Pacific leaders warn of water conflict threat |
| 206 |
New Stanford Nanoscavengers Could Usher In Next Generation
Water Purification |
| 207 |
Rome river judged too dirty for tourist cruises |
| 208 |
Desalinization for China's water woes? |
| 209 |
EPA to grant $569 million for New York, New Jersey water |
| 210 |
New technique measures evaporation globally |
| 211 |
Osmosis is not driven by water dilution |
| 212 |
Dead fish cause for concern in China river |
| 213 |
Desert nomads marvel at water purifying device |
| 214 |
Slovenia seeks better water management |
| 215 |
Short of water, Peru's engineers 'make our own' |
| 216 |
Lockheed Martin Moves Closer to Affordable Water Desalination |
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