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LUX Dark Matter Detector Gets an Upgrade to Help it Spot 'Wimps'
Scientists upgraded the world's most sensitive dark matter detector, an instrument located beneath the surface in South Dakota called the Large Underground Xenon (LUX).
Tim Peake Hopes to Watch 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' at the International Space Station
Massive Storm on Brown Dwarf Comparable to Jupiter's Great Red Spot
SpaceX Sets Date for Next Flacon 9 Rocket Launch
Cassini Shows Saturn Moon Titan in Color: Greenish and Hazy
Triceratops Cousin Was Small and Weird, But Shared Various Characteristics
Ceres' Bright Spots Can Be Explained by Briny Water-Ice
Cygnus Cargo Capsule Docks With International Space Station
By Russell WesterholmTom Hanks' Face the Subject of Digital Puppet Technology
By Russell WesterholmScientists Render Image Showing How Dolphins See Humans (LOOK)
By Russell WesterholmSun Capable of 'Potentially Devastating Superflare', Though It's Unlikely
By Russell WesterholmDinosaurs Evolved from Ancestors Quicker Than Previously Thought
By Russell WesterholmNew Horizons Delivers Closest Image of Pluto Ever (LOOK)
By Russell WesterholmParis Climate Change Meetings: Reduced Coal Usage, Renewable Energy Leading to Stall in CO2 Emissions
By Russell WesterholmBritish Astronaut to Run London Marathon from International Space Station
By Russell Westerholm
