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Chimpanzees Are Naturally Violent, Community Murder Rates Unaffected by Human Interference
A new study suggests chimpanzees are inherently violent and that killing amongst their own does not come from human interference.
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Meteorite Analysis Adds to Growing Pile of Evidence that Mars Once Hosted Life
NASA Awards SpaceX and Boeing With Combined $6.8 Billion 'Space Taxi' Contracts
Meteor Strike That Ended the Dinosaur Era Also Had Major Effects on Earth's Plant Life
Mount Mayon Begins to Emit Lava Fragments as Evacuations Begin to Take Place in Philippines
Leonardo DiCaprio Appointed as a United Nations Messenger of Peace for Climate Change, Invited to Speak at Summit Sept. 23
Scientists at MIT Create Robotic Cheetah Able to Run Up to 10 MPH (VIDEO)
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By Russell WesterholmEarth Put on Geomagnetic Storm Watch With 2 Solar Flares Expected to Make Close Encounter Friday and Saturday
By Russell WesterholmRosetta Snaps Stunning Photo of Comet 67P, Continuing to Look for Ideal Landing Spot (PHOTO)
By Russell WesterholmEuropa Has Icy Plate Tectonics Like Earth, New Research Suggests
By Russell WesterholmStonehenge Once Had Several Closely Neighboring Monuments, New Research Unveils
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