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Scientists Discover Microbial Life Buried Under Hundreds of Yards of Ice in the Subglacial Lake Whillans in Antarctica
Scientists have discovered microbial life deep below Antarctica's ice in Lake Whillans, a body of water beneath nearly nine football-fields worth of ice.
Spiders Bred in the City Are Larger and More Fertile Than Those Raised on the Countryside, New Study Suggests
Neanderthals and Modern Humans Lived Alongside One Another 10 Times Longer Than Previously Thought
Curiosity News Update: Rover Will Not Cross Mars' 'Hidden Valley,' Finds 4th Drilling Site
U.S. News and World Report College Rankings Due Out Sept. 9
Newly Discovered Pterosaur Had a Massive 39-Foot Wingspan, No Teeth, But Would Have Ruled the Skies
Texas State Senator Proposes Free Community College Tuition
Iceland Volcano Growing Closer to Eruption; Meteorological Office Raises Orange Alert
By Russell WesterholmMore Math and Science Courses trigger Higher Dropout Rates among High School Students, Study
By Staff ReporterUniversity of California System to Admit Record Amount of Out-of-State Students
By Russell WesterholmRussian Cosmonauts Successfully Complete ISS Spacewalk, Put Peruvian Nanosatellite Into Orbit (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmIndian Pangolin and Star Tortoise Among Obscure Animals Endangered by Poachers
By Russell WesterholmHarvard Tops Chinese World University Rankings
By Staff ReporterTop 10 Business Schools With the Highest Paid Graduates
By Russell WesterholmPlants May Exchange Specific Commands in Mysterious RNA Communication, New Study Suggests
By Russell Westerholm
