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Asteroids 'Refreshed' by Close Calls With Mars And The Earth
Some experts may still underestimate the gravitational pull of Mars, but new research suggests the Red Planet can pull asteroids away from Earth when they cross both planets.
Can Scientists Save Endangered Species By Making Them Sexier?
Comet ISON Growing Brighter, But When Can We Expect the Brilliant Light Show Astronomers Predicted?
Tuesday Is National Memory Screening Day: Free Memory Tests Across The United States
Blood Test Can Determine Life Expectancy?
Two-Cup Teen Sweet Spot For Milk: Any More May Put Males At Future Risk For Hip Fracture
Primates Use Facial Complexities as Social Networking Method; How Monkeys and Apes Came Up With Facebook First
The Bigger The Nose The Manlier The Man: Males Tend To Have Bigger Noses Than Females
By Staff ReporterMAVEN Officially On Its Way to Mars, NASA Confirms Successful Launch (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmGlobal Carbon Emissions Set to Reach Record 36 billion Tonnes in 2013
By Staff ReporterThe Rising Costs Of Treating Irregular Hearthbeats
By Staff ReporterLow-Fat Diet, Fish Oil Supplements Lowers Chance Of Prostate Cancer Recurrence
By Jaleesa BaulkmanFlesh-Eating Drug, Krokodil, Makes Users Look Like Zombies (VIDEO)
By Jaleesa BaulkmanMeningitis Outbreak At Princeton: School Officials Mull The Use Of Non-Approved Vaccine
By Staff ReporterScientists Find Evidence of Granite on Mars In a Rare Dust-Free Red Planet Volcano
By Russell Westerholm
