STEM
Abnormally Large Exoplanet 11 Times Mass of Jupiter but Mystifies Scientists by its Extraordinary Distance from Host Star
An international team of astronomers discovered an exoplanet orbiting its host star at a distance greater than any known today and it also measures at 11 times the mass of Jupiter.
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Lemon Sharks Pay Homage To Their Place Of Birth Over A Decade Later
Teenage Girl Swallows Powerful Earth Magnets And Survives Because Of Mother's Google Search
Alligators and Crocodiles Lure Prey With Twigs, Sticks
Pilot Whales Still Stranded In Remote Area Of Florida's Gulf Coast
A Brief History Of Boulder, Colorado And Its Current Economic Success
Ring-Tailed Lemurs Are One Of The Only Primates To Consistently Sleep In Caves
By Staff ReporterNASA Cassini Releases GIF of Hexagon Jet Stream on Saturn's North Pole (PHOTO)
By Russell WesterholmSupernova Near Earth Gives Astronomers Rare Insight to X-Ray Binary Star System
By Russell WesterholmChances Of Developing Obesity Determined Before Birth
By Jaleesa BaulkmanWomen Are Better Multi-Taskers; Men Better At Completing Single Complex Tasks
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUniversity Of Missouri Engineers Design Virtual Walls To Prevent Oil Spills
By Staff Reporter400,000 Year Old DNA is the Oldest Known Human Sample and Has Scientists Questioning Evolution of Man
By Russell WesterholmThree Reconstructive Facial Surgeries In Boston Hospital Could Change The Field
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