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Solar Storm Hits Earth Worse Than Expected, But Gives Way to Silver Lining
U.S. weather forecasters were surprised at the size of a solar storm Tuesday and said there could be some effects on Earth's power grid and GPS systems.
Long Lost Ancient Whale Fossil Providing Scientists With Clues to Ancient Land Development, Human Evolution
Yeti Hair Samples May Only Grow the Mythical Beast's Legend as 2 Analyses Differ
Chimpanzees Will Travel For Preferred Foods
Ice Melt on East and West Antarctica Could Be Worse Than Previously Thought
Oregon State Scientists Hit Bipedal Robot With Dodgeballs As Part of Experiment (VIDEO)
Light Pollution Affects Plant Growth, Food Webs
Chemists Create 3-D Printing Machine for 'Small Molecules'
By Russell WesterholmKerry Washington to Portray Attorney and Law Professor Anita Hill in Upcoming HBO Film
By Russell WesterholmEnceladus Could Have Only Instance of Active Hydrothermal Activity Away From Earth
By Russell WesterholmSound Research May Boost Flight, Nuclear Safety
By Staff ReporterPonds Are Slowly Disappearing In The Arctic
By Staff ReporterNASA Astronaut, 2 Russian Cosmonauts Complete Descent to Earth from ISS
By Russell WesterholmNeanderthals Once Wore Eagle Talons as Jewelry, New Study Suggests
By Russell WesterholmStress Increase Amphibians Susceptibility to Disease
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