Academics
Asteroid Ceres Spotted Shooting Water Vapor Into Space For First Time
New analysis of the solar system's largest asteroid shows Ceres to shoot out puffs of water vapor into space.
China Air Pollution Problem Linked to U.S. and Europe Outsourcing Manufactured Goods
E-Whiskers Can Give Robots and Spacecraft Enhanced Feeling and Seeing Senses
Rep. Beth Kerttula Resigns From Alaska Legislature; Accepts Fellowship at Stanford
University Of Minnesota Introduces Initiative To Improve First-Year Retention Of Low-Income Students
ESA Rosetta Comet Lander Is Up and Running After 18-Minute Glitch
Milky Way Origins: How Our Galaxy May Have Formed From the Inside Out
Pollen-Borne Virus Resembling HIV Affecting Already Hurting Honey Bee Populations And The $14 Million Industry They Represent
By Staff ReporterSoon-To-Be Michigan Graduate Sells Ad Space on Graduation Cap to Repay Loans
By Staff ReporterUNC Academic Scandal: School Refutes Mary Willingham's Report, Bars Her From Accessing School Data
By Russell WesterholmUniverse's 'Cosmic Web' Visualized for First Time Thanks to Distant Quasar's 'Natural Flashlight'
By Russell WesterholmPregnant Shark Ray Will Become First Of Its Kind To Give Birth In Captivity
By Staff ReporterBinge Drinking in College Exaggerates PTSD Symptoms Among Affected Students
By Russell WesterholmGlobal Warming Will Double Frequency of Extreme El Nino Weather Events Like Droughts and Floods
By Russell WesterholmPresident Obama Speaks Out On The Contradiction Of Marijuana Policy, The NFL, And More In New Yorker Interview
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