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Scientists Find Evidence of Granite on Mars In a Rare Dust-Free Red Planet Volcano
Researchers have found evidence of granite on Mars and how it got there, which would suggest the Red Planet is more geologically diverse than believed.
Residents In Polluted Cities At Increased Risk Of Dry Eye Syndrome
United Nations Focus on 'Clean Coal Technology' In Poland; Environmentalists Say It's Impossible
Indonesia's Mt. Sinabung And Mt. Merapi Erupt Monday Along Ring Of Fire (PHOTOS)
Active Volcano Discovered Beneath Antarctic Ice
What Makes A Kettle Whistle?
Eighty Tornadoes Formed The Fast Moving Storm That Hit The Midwest (VIDEO, PHOTO)
FMU to Open Satellite Campus in Mount Pleasant
By Staff ReporterStudy Examines Link in College Women's Use of Substances and Condoms
By Staff ReporterStudy Shows Wind Turbines Killed 600,000 Bats Last Year
By Staff ReporterNo Clean Getaways: Vegetarian Fights Meat-Eater To Death In 'Montana Dueling Dinosaurs' Fossil
By Staff ReporterResearchers Determine World's Oldest Animal to Be a 500-Year-Old Clam, But Kill It in the Process
By Russell WesterholmDavid Tepper Donates $67 M to Carnegie Mellon
By Staff ReporterScientists Develop Model to Predict the Growth and Behaviour of Wildfires
By Staff ReporterUniversities Failing to Recruit Students from Poorer Families, Report
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