Academics
Space Junk Seeking Laser Could Soon Come to International Space Station via Telescope
Space debris is a natural consequence of space exploration, but the International Space Station (ISS) may soon have a remedy for the potentially harmful junk floating around in low-orbit.
Ed Helms' Covers Rolling Stone in UVA Valedictory Speech: 'Never Let Others Define You'
Researchers Will Track Alaskan Salmon With Chemical Agent Applied to Ear Bone
Ashford University Launches Three New Master's Programs
Globular Star Clusters Observed Orbiting Distant Galaxy in New Study
Giant Squid Washes Up in New Zealand, On Display While Samples Tested
Antarctic Peninsula's Larsen B Ice Shelf Will Inevitably Disappear, NASA Study Finds
Quasar Quartet Detailed in New Study; Astronomers Beyond Surprised by Discovery
By Russell WesterholmScientists Detail First-Ever Warm Blooded Fish in New Study (LOOK)
By Russell WesterholmGalaxies Found to Die Slowly of Suffocation Under Particular Circumstances
By Russell WesterholmTrap-Jaw Ants Use Spring-Loaded Mandibles to Escape Predators, Perform Daily Tasks
By Russell WesterholmUCLA Receives $100M Gift For Business School
By Staff ReporterEuropa's Surface Covered in Sea Salt? More Evidence Supporting Subsurface Oceans on Icy Moon
By Russell WesterholmHoneybee Survey Suggests U.S. Lost 42 Percent of its Colonies in Past 12 Months
By Russell WesterholmHebrew University Receives $30M Donation For Brain Center
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