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Astronauts Delayed from Entering ISS Due to Rocket's Glitch; None in Danger
Three astronauts set to join the International Space Station (ISS) crew successfully launched Tuesday, but will not be able to dock due to an unexpected glitch.
Researchers Analyze What Women Want In A Male Dancer
Four Years Later, Four Loko And States Reach Agreement On Controversial Alcoholic Energy Drink
Second Half of Ancient Sea Turtle Bone Matched to First Half After 160 Years Split Apart
Russia-U.S. Tensions Over Ukraine Crisis Will Not Deter Soyuz Spacecraft From Bringing Three Crewmembers to ISS (LIVE Stream)
NASA Allows Public To Vote On Suit Design For Upcoming Mars Simulations, Choose Between 'Biomimicry,' 'Technology,' Or 'Trends In Society'
Endangered Hawaiian Geese Make First Appearance On Oahu Since The Time Of Captain Cook
IPCC Finishing Massive Climate Change Report, Why Sources Say its Message is Doom and Gloom
By Russell WesterholmGoogle Denies Military Funding For Numerous Robotics Companies
By Staff ReporterClimate Change May Improve The Survival Rates Of British Bird
By Jaleesa BaulkmanSpaceX Set To Launch Dragon Spacecraft for ISS Resupply Mission March 30
By Russell WesterholmMIT Researchers Develop 'Living Materials' Capable of Self-Healing and Becoming Solar Cells
By Russell WesterholmQuintuplets Born In Dallas: Four Girls And A Boy
By Staff ReporterClimate Change Could Increase Death Rates In Southeast England, London
By Jaleesa BaulkmanNASA Releases Panoramic Image of the Milky Way Galaxy (PHOTO)
By Russell Westerholm
