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Scientists Find Water Vapor on Neptune-Sized Exoplanet, What It Could Mean For Future Studies
An exoplanet about the size of Neptune has been discovered to have clear signs of water vapor in its atmosphere, a rarity among planets that small.
Black Women More Interested In STEM Fields than Whites, Study
Big Bang Breakthrough Takes a Hit; How Space Dust is Bringing Two Scientific Research Teams Together
Chimpanzees Raised to Be Pets and Performers Grow To Develop Behavioral Issues, New Study Suggests
Mangalyaan Mars Orbiter Update: India Confirms Spacecraft Is Orbiting Red Planet
Fish in Antarctica's Waters Do Not Freeze Thanks to Antifreeze-Like Proteins
New Study Suggests Natural Changes in the Wind a Larger Global Warming Contributor Than Previously Thought
'King Nose' Dinosaur Rediscovered in BYU Museum Storage as a New Species Called Rhinoex
By Russell WesterholmMIT Researchers Design Light, Flexible Space Suits for Smooth Planetary Explorations
By Staff ReporterNASA Confirms MAVEN Has Started Orbiting Mars, Will Begin Mission In a Matter of Weeks
By Russell WesterholmFHSU Delighted To Be Part of 2014 Hackathon Competition
By Staff ReporterMilky Way Galaxy Has 5 Billion Years Until the Andromeda Galaxy Will Eat it Alive
By Russell WesterholmAntarctica Is Experiencing Record Highs in Winter Sea Ice Maximum 3rd Straight Year
By Russell WesterholmSupermassive Black Hole in the Middle of a Dwarf Galaxy is a Unique Rarity, But Probably Not the Last
By Russell WesterholmDogs Can be Pessimists Too
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