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With SpaceX and Boeing, NASA Hopes to Ferry Astronauts to the ISS Out of the U.S.
NASA has indicated it is getting serious about ending the U.S.' reliance on Russia for ferrying astronauts to and from the International Space Station (ISS) by developing manned space taxis by 2017.
Student-Athletes Playing Major Sports in College Fall Short of Going Pro 90+ Percent of the Time
Kepler Spots Ancient, Distant Star With 5 Earth-Like Exoplanets Surrounding It
Scientists 'Un-Boil' An Egg; How It Could Make Cancer Treatment Cheaper
Exoplanet Has a Huge Ring System Some 200 Times Greater Than Saturn's
STEM and Medicine Are Driving Forces of the Fastest Growing College Majors in the U.S.
CU-Boulder Seeking Funds to Produce a Telescope Sharper Than Hubble
'Walking Seminars' Improves Classroom Engagement
By J BaulkmanOatmeal for Breakfast May Result in Greater Fullness, Lower Calorie Intake at Lunch
By J BaulkmanMassive Asteroid Will Fly By Earth Monday Night, But Poses No Threat; How to Watch It Live
By Russell WesterholmMindfulness-Based School Programs Helps Kids Regulate Stress, Be More Optimistic
By J BaulkmanClimate Change: Warming Seas May Decrease Sea Turtle Basking
By J BaulkmanErnie Banks Dies at 83, Why the All-Time Great 'Mr. Cub' Cared Deeply About STEM Education
By Russell WesterholmLosing Weight Might Make You Lose New Friends
By Staff ReporterPulling An All-Nighter Doesn't Really Help
By Staff Reporter
