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NASA's Year in Review: 2014 Saw Major Discoveries on Mars, Developments in Space Travel
While NASA continues to progress its mission to send astronauts to Mars, the agency took time recently to reflect on the year they had in 2014.
Mayan Civilization Declined and Ultimately Died Due to Long Droughts
Christmas Colors Disguise Gliding Lizards in the Rainforest
NASA Releases NUSTAR Spacecraft Portrait of the Sun in High-Energy X-Rays
Coral Bleaching in the North Pacific Ocean Could Reach 'Historic' Levels in Near Future
University of Central Arkansas Receives $3 Million Gift to Renovate Science Center
NASA Orion Test Launch Released in a Video Showing Re-Entry to Earth's Atmosphere (LOOK)
Champagne Bubbles Help Scientists With a Study That Could Lead to More Energy-Efficient Power Plants
By Russell WesterholmYellowstone's Famed Thermal Pools Got Their Unique Colors from Pollution, New Study Finds
By Russell WesterholmGroup of Birds Sensed Tornadoes this Year Without Any Environmental Cues, Then Fled
By Russell WesterholmKepler Telescope Kicks of Second-Life K2 Mission By Spotting Another 'Super-Earth'
By Russell WesterholmEurope's Large Carnivores are Thriving Despite Increasing Human Population, New Study Finds
By Russell WesterholmUnique Rock Unearthed in Russia With 30,000 Diamonds Lodged in It
By Russell WesterholmNOAA Says Arctic is Heating Up Faster than Rest of the Globe, a Sure Sign of Global Warming
By Russell WesterholmMistletoes Could Help Fight Obesity-Related Liver Disease
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