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ESA's Comet Lander Releases First Image from Space, Sets Sight on Target
Since waking up from a deep sleep, the Philae comet lander has communicated with Earth, sending its first snapshot from space.
Ugandan Distance Runner Who Publicized Sex Scandal Left Off Half Marathon Team
'Designer Chromosome' in Yeast Could Have Major Impact on Biofuels, Medicine and More
ESA Preparing for ExoMars Rover Landing With Newly Created 'Mars Yard'
Smoking Bans May Reduce Premature Births, Asthma Attacks
Beer-Marinated Steak Kills Potential Cancer-Causing Chemicals, All The More Reason To Grill Arrachera Meat This Summer
Joe Biden Was Inspiration for New Dwarf Planet 2012 VP 113, But the Name Probably Won't Stick
Lifelong Endurance Athletes At Risk For Heat Disease More So Than Comparatively Sedentary Individuals, According To Some Doctors
By Staff ReporterResearchers Track Atmospheric Pollution By Studying Sunset Paintings Since The 1500s
By Staff ReporterDallas Oil Executive Donates $2.5 million to MSU College of Engineering
By Staff ReporterDwarf Planet Beyond Pluto Believed to be 'Tip of the Iceberg' for Class of New Celestial Bodies
By Russell WesterholmMillion Orchids Project: Florida Botanical Lab Works With Local High Schools To Restore Region's Orchid Populations
By Staff ReporterScientists Develop Martian Chamber on Earth to Mimic Conditions on Red Planet
By Russell WesterholmAs The World Gets Hotter, Salamanders Get Smaller
By Staff ReporterCervical Rib Bone Found to be Leading Cause in Wooly Mammoth Extinction 10,000 Years Ago
By Russell Westerholm
