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3.5 Billion-Year-Old Ecosystem Discovered in Australia Sedimentary Rock; How It Could Aid Space Exploration
Scientists discovered an ecosystem estimated to be 3.5 billion years old in a sedimentary rock in Australia, which could give them a rare look into the early stages of life on Earth.
Top 10 Colleges that Produce the Most U.S. Presidents and Vice Presidents
New Big Cat Fossil Discovery is a New Species and One of the Oldest Specimen Ever Unearthed
Montana College Student Fails Math Courses, Sues School
Carnegie Melon University Launches Simon Initiative
Trevor Bayne, 22-Year-Old NASCAR Phenom, Diagnosed With Multiple Sclerosis
New Cassini Photos of Saturn Show Earth, Moon, Mars and Venus in Background (IMAGES)
Another Benefit To Exercise During Pregancy: It Can Boost Your Child's Brain Development
By Staff ReporterGlobal Warming Causes Fluctuations in Precipitation Intensity; Hotter Hot Regions and Wetter Wet Regions
By Russell WesterholmMichelle Obama Takes on Higher Education Reform; New Initiative Aligns With Barack's College Reform Proposal
By Russell WesterholmCollege-Aged Women In Relationships Nearly Twice As Likely To Reach Orgasm
By Staff ReporterDon't Cut Down That Forest: Wildlife Refuges Are A $2.4 Billion Industry In The United States
By Staff ReporterChicago State University Officials Hand Faculty Members 'Cease And Desist' Notice
By Jaleesa BaulkmanDrunk Without Alcohol Pill: New Drug Underway Mimics Inebriation Without Hangover
By Jaleesa BaulkmanIndia Mars Mission Experienced First Complication; Issue Resolved and Orbiter is Back on Track
By Russell Westerholm
