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Search for Amelia Earhart to resume

The search for Amelia Earhart's long-lost aircraft will resume next year in the waters off Nikumaroro, an uninhabited island in the southwestern Pacific republic of Kiribati...

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Iran reportedly to send another monkey into space

An Iranian newspaper is reporting that the Islamic Republic plans to send another monkey into space within a month.

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History
Lost kings: DNA fails to solve history mysteries

The earthly remains of the English King Richard III are a bright spot in the often-murky world of ancient DNA identification.

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US turns out the lights on science research

Two weeks of sliced budgets and suspensions following Congressional gridlock have been a disastrous setback to a variety of American science programs, wasting millions of...

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Mammals
Cuddly Critters: The cutest baby animals

Mother Nature's creatures are beautiful, especially right after they're born. Following a spate of births at zoos and preserves around the world, we introduce you to the...

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NASA admits mistake in banning Chinese student -- too late to help

Misapplication of a federal law meant to stem the theft of American technological know-how has likely made it impossible for several Chinese scientists to attend a NASA...

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Clues to lost prehistoric code discovered in Mesopotamia

Researchers studying clay balls from Mesopotamia have discovered clues to a lost code that was used for record-keeping about 200 years before writing was invented.

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Love is in the air... for tarantulas

Mating season makes for pesky spiders

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Evolution
Cavemen discovered recycling, Israeli researchers say

If you thought recycling was just a modern phenomenon championed by environmentalists and concerned urbanites - think again.

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Sun
Sun unleashes strongest solar flare In months

The strongest solar flare in nearly two months erupted from the sun Tuesday, causing a minor geomagnetic storm as charged particles from the sun passed by the planet.

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Planets
Diamonds in the sky: Diamond rain may fill skies of Jupiter and Saturn

Diamonds, the saying goes, are a girl's best friend and Jupiter and Saturn just might be filled to the brim with them, scientists say.

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Genetics
Mummified head not King Henry IV?

A mummified head identified as that of the French king Henry IV three years ago may not belong to the monarch after all.

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Asteroids
First evidence of comet striking Earth

A team of scientists claims to have found the first-ever definitive evidence of a comet striking Earth.

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Planets
The fastest man-made object ever

At 3:21 pm (EDT), NASA'S Mission Juno spacecraft will slingshot around Earth towards Jupiter picking up speed to become the fastest man-made object in history.

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Meet the asteroid that might hit Earth in 2880

There are over 10,000 near-Earth objects (NEOs) that have been identified so far — asteroids and comets of varying sizes that approach the Earth’s orbital...

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